Engineers from High Speed 2 (HS2) contractor EKFB (Eiffage Kier Ferrovial Bam) have successfully slid a 3,130t steel section of the Wendover Dean viaduct deck into position.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has selected Graham as its preferred bidder for the £61.8M next phase of upgrade to the historic Lord’s Cricket Ground.
The new A$476M (£248M) Sydney Metro Victoria Cross Station is nearing completion, having been built inside Australia’s largest rail cavern which was excavated in sandstone.
Amplify is the name of the new alliance of contractors which will provide private water utility South West Water with the services needed to deliver its £2.8bn AMP8 plans which run from 2025 to 2030.
Installing fibre optic cables inside drinking water mains could help the water industry reduce leaks and extend the life spans of its assets.
Interest rates, building safety, sustainability and client expectations have pushed London ahead of Geneva into being the most expensive construction location of 100 global cities ranked by Arcadis.
San Francisco’s ambitious $13bn (£10.5bn) programme to defend the city against flooding from inevitable sea rise will involve raising the shoreline and lifting historic buidlings, an engineer on the project has told NCE.
Procurement specialist Scape has launched £1.25bn in utilities frameworks with partners Perfect Circle, AtkinsRéalis and Arcadis to provide support to local authorities on infrastructure projects.
The Department for Transport (DfT) is seeking views on its climate adaptation strategy in the lead-up to the fourth National Adaptation Programme, due to come into force in 2029.
The Canal and River Trust has appointed Arcadis, RSK and Geotechnical Engineering to provide technical expertise on maintaining its assets amidst the “growing challenge of climate change-driven storms and floods”.
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