Construction Innovation Hub has unveiled its completed Value Toolkit this week, which creates a system for assigning metrics against which project value can be measured and aims to set projects up for success from conception.
Great British Railways (GBR) could come into operation in early 2024 following inclusion in the Queen’s Speech at the opening of Parliament in May, Network Rail chief executive Andrew Haines has revealed.
Union leaders were formally invited to consultation talks with Network Rail last night following breakdown of negotiations with National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) ahead of the start of three days of industrial action today.
Removing entrenched working practices to deliver productivity improvements must go hand in hand with pay negotiations, according to Network Rail chief executive Andrew Haines.
The deadline to complete the survey looking in detail at how the transportation infrastructure industry currently uses digital twins and the level of understanding of digital twin technology is now just two weeks away.
Repairs to a collapsed flood defence in Matlock, Derbyshire are due to start on Monday but will see a key bridge over the River Derwent closed for at least six weeks.
Bridge engineers are being urged to join forces on a global scale in order to improve design and delivery of structures and reduce the risk of failures.
Actions to be taken by 2026 to tackle the growing threat from river, sea and surface water flooding, as well as coastal erosion, was set out by the Environment Agency yesterday.
Construction of the longest road tunnels ever built in the Australian state of Victoria has moved a step closer to starting with the order of the two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) to deliver the work confirmed.
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