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Ground anchor failure could have triggered progressive collapse of diaphragm wall which swallowed up the Cologne city archive building say geotechnical engineers

Award of Crossrail’s £400M project delivery partner contract was this week understood to have been delayed by up to a week following a crucial Transport for London board meeting.

Gerrards Cross tunnel segments are being lifted in by crawler crane at site of collapse.

Contractors that bought information on potential employees from a Midlands-based company’s database could face legal action, it was claimed this week.

Thames Water has this week shelved plans to build a mega £400M, 150M.m3 reservoir in the heart of Oxfordshire after revising its demand forecasts in the light of the economic recession.

Engineers were this week calling for greater oversight of the UK electricity market amid growing fears of power outages.

Entries are invited for the 2009 British Construction Industry Awards, the UK’s top accolades for overall excellence in building and civil engineering projects.

The Granvia consortium of Vinci and AA Highways have this week signed a public private contract for the R1 expressway project in Slovakia.

Dutch consultant Grontmij today posted strong results for 2008, with its UK roads and water operations proving particlularly strong performers.

Transport secretary Geoff Hoon has ordered a review of the lessons that can be learnt from February’s gritting crisis in order to prevent the widespread chaos happening again - and used the weather as further justification for a third runway at Heathrow.