The Vale of Glamorgan Council has appointed Morgan Sindall Construction to take on a school project in Wales that ISG had started just months before its collapse.

The latest statement of affairs from ISG Ltd shows the group is short by over £53m owed to HMRC for the group’s VAT liability. ISG Ltd is the parent company…

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North East Derbyshire District Council has appointed Universal Civils and Build to finish a £24m community hub being built by ISG when it collapsed last month.

Cardiff Council has launched an emergency plan to save a £110m education campus in the Fairwater area of the Welsh capital following ISG’s collapse in September.

Former ISG employees have criticised the contractor’s communications prior to its demise on 20 September.

Gleeds global chair Richard Steer FCIOB looks for positives during a difficult period for the built environment.

A recent large spike in contract awards suggests that the negative effects of ISG collapse are still to come, construction analyst Barbour ABI said.

Subcontractors indirectly affected by ISG’s fallout might be concerned about the potential impact on their businsess. Alex Mosson and Adam Kitchin share five considerations to be taken into account to minimise risks.

ISG’s administrators EY have told subcontractors they don’t expect “there will be any funds available” to pay for the money they are owed.

Subcontractors working across ISG’s Ministry of Justice live projects have been unable to retrieve their tools from the day ISG went into administration until today.

The Insolvency Service has published online advice for ISG’s employees, suppliers and contractors affected by the company’s fallout.

Industry analyst Glenigan has said its data shows the impact of ISG’s collapse is “far worse” than initial figures suggested.

BESA has said that ISG’s collapse is “just the latest” in a series of company administrations that “had been undermining UK supply chains in recent years”.

Former ISG chief executive Matt Blowers has been appointed joint managing director at fit-out company Structure Tone London.

ISG’s collapse on Friday left around 2,200 workers unemployed and projects paralysed across the country. However, the ripple effect will impact many more people, as hundreds of subcontractors and the supply chain face uncertainty after this dramatic development.

Around 2,200 workers have been made redundant and operations have stopped in all projects after ISG collapsed into administration on Friday.

The Grade I-listed Penzance Market House is undergoing a vital roof restoration, courtesy of ISG. Will Mann reports from the far west of Cornwall.