The Swimming with the Big Fish SME Matchmaker Service aims to create partnerships between SMEs in the supply chain and like-minded companies bidding for Key Delivery Partner contracts for the

Hot on the heels of hitting the headlines in Project Control Professional magazine, Swimming with the Big Fish and the newly launched SME Matchmaker Service has made the pages of in-Cumbria Business

We passionately believe SMEs are true wealth creators and deliverers of social impact that really makes a difference to the lives and prospects of people. It’s why we’ve developed the Swimming with

Solomons Europe has hit new heights in a prestigious list of Cumbria’s top 100 companies.

Monthly business magazine in-Cumbria placed the company at 37 in its Hot 100 countdown of the biggest movers

A new alliance of Teesside-based small and medium sized businesses is aiming to create 200 new jobs by offering developers an alternative to major contractors.

TeesSMEs brings together 10 companies

The TeesSMEs alliance officially launched in March with an ambition to create 200 new jobs and help deliver Teesside’s economic renaissance. Alliance founder and Managing Director of Solomons Europe,

Rushed for time but eager to find out more about Solomons Europe and what it does?

Then help is at hand!

Our Strategic Director Kerry Doig produced a swift yet detailed video overview of the

We’re extremely fortunate to be forging ahead with our long-standing growth plans despite the Covid-19 pandemic. We’ve kicked off 2021 with two new contract wins, a new arrival and more set to join

Plans to overhaul procurement rules making it easier for SMEs to win Government contracts has been welcomed by specialist quantity surveying and procurement firm Solomons Europe.

The Government’s

Solomons Europe's Managing Director Dominic Doig has penned a letter in support of the bid for the Teesworks site to become a Freeport.

In a passionate appeal, Dominic argues the status would

The challenge is clear: tackle the skills shortage and prevent what is described in Building Magazine this week as the "existential threat to some British construction firms".

The call to arms is

The recent COVID-19 pandemic has brought seismic change across all our communities: business, local, familial and social.

Times are hard, with many unprecedented challenges to overcome, and the