Infrastructure News – Page 102
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NewsICE president call for industry to inspire a generation
Barry Clarke says industry can use major projects to increase the numbers of young people coming into the profession
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NewsMoD's estate arm delays £400m outsourcing contract
Defence Infrastructure Organisation delays issuing invitiation to tender for £400m strategic business partner
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NewsSpending watchdog slams £1bn of overruns at Sellafield
National Audit Office says lack of nuclear decommissioning skills are causing delays and contributing to up to £1bn of cost overruns at Sellafield
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NewsCouncil pension funds could be freed to double investment in infrastructure
Eric Pickles set to unveil plans that could unleash £22bn in investment in local building projects
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NewsGreen light for Skanska's £170m energy plant
Skanska is gearing up to build a £170m combined heat and power plant in Bradford after the council gave the green light to the scheme
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NewsBoris Johnson slams government 'inertia' over airports
Mayor clashes with Sir Howard Davies as terms of airport review are unveiled
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NewsIndustry leaders welcome Heseltine Review
UKCG and CECA react positively to UK growth review, which includes aviation proposals
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NewsEnergy ministers row over wind farm pipeline
Energy secretary Ed Davey slaps down junior minister who suggested ‘enough is enough’ on turbines
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NewsSpanish giant wins £250m Welsh racing circuit job
Spanish contractor FCC and local firm Alun Griffiths (Contractors) have been chosen to build motor racing circuit
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NewsBalfour Beatty wins £70m Reading viaduct job
Exclusive: Balfour Beatty has won the job to build a £70m viaduct for Network Rail in Reading
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NewsRLB and Arup win Magnox job
Consultant and engineer appointed to provide engineering and structural consultancy at Magnox’s Trawsfynydd site
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NewsFive years before construction can begin on Horizon nuclear
Hitachi says first project at Wylfa will be worth around £20bn but it will be five years before construction can begin
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NewsFour bidders chosen for £1bn carbon capture competition
Bidders chosen for next stage of government’s Carbon Capture Storage competition
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NewsHitachi buys Horizon nuclear for £696m
Nuclear project rescued as Hitachi appoints engineer Babcock to help with delivery
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NewsBam Nuttall replaces Galliford Try on Mersey Gateway bid
Bam Nuttall has replaced Galliford Try on one of the three teams bidding for the £589m Mersey Gateway bridge project
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NewsAberdeen bypass cost rises to £637m
Road project given go ahead by Supreme Court earlier this month
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NewsInfrastructure forum highlights need for policy certainty
New industry forum tells Danny Alexander government must provide certainty around energy policy and renewables
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NewsCrossrail tunnelling machine lowered into place
A 550 tonne tunnelling machine – called Elizabeth – was lowered into a 40 metre deep shaft in east London last night
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NewsThree firms battle for £45m Crossrail job
New Ilford yard facility will be constructed while current yard remains operational