The new government isn’t the only major body making moves this month as we’ve seen high level appointments at the likes of Network Rail, Mace, Costain, Stantec and many more.
A major consultation on changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) has been launched by the government with the intention of speeding up housebuilding and infrastructure delivery.
This month’s round up of partnerships and mergers in the engineering sector from all over the world features a variety of initiatives that will provide forward-thinking future developments.
Major civil engineering firms linked to work at the Neom giga-project in Saudi Arabia have remained silent in the face of Arcadis’ exit from the Middle East.
Last year the think tank Oxford Economics forecast the UK is set to be the fastest growing country for construction in Western Europe over the next 15 years.
Problems in completing Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena pushed Bam’s UK construction division to a £20M loss, but its civils division has seen a healthy uptick in performance.
A sum of £1.8bn is set to be invested in port infrastructure if the new Labour government successfully delivers its Green Prosperity Plan. While the reality may be somewhat different and take time to put into motion, it is encouraging to see the political affirmation that port upgrades are necessary…
Arcadis is in the process of winding down its Middle East operations due to issues with getting paid by clients, but is positive about the wider economic outlook and is confident about its own success and ethics, according to the company’s chief executive.
Our industry is integral to the UK’s transition net zero, with 67M people and businesses depending on us to deliver the infrastructure to support secure, affordable, decarbonised energy by 2050.
Disruptive tunnel building technology company hyperTunnel has lapsed into administration after suffering with debt.
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