Infrastructure News – Page 32
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NewsConstruction output slips in August
Work on civil engineering projects decreased for the first time in five months
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NewsArchitect tasked with finding spots in London for drones to land
Drone specialist wants rooftop areas for vehicles that could eventually carry passengers
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NewsCrossrail opening delayed by months as firms battle to complete tunnels
Problems sees testing of crucial software pushed back, meaning £15bn project now won't open until next autumn at the earliest
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NewsCosts soar on Galliford Try Derby road job
The £9m scheme is now expected to cost at least £33m
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NewsBidding set to begin for £350m electricity cable across the Irish Sea
Firms have until October to register interest
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NewsStornoway wants new berth built to attract bigger cruise ships
New facilities will enable larger ships to dock at Western Isles town
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NewsTechnology move pays dividends for Costain
Contractor sees first half profit rise as it delves into high-tech markets
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NewsFormer City Airport boss chosen to take on rail regulator role
Declan Collier set to start next January
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Costain to fit Kent roads with tech to update drivers on traffic conditions
Trial will beam information to vehicles in pilot scheme for Highways England
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NewsWork up for grabs under £4bn Network Rail framework
The six lot framework will cover the west of England and Wales
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NewsHighways England looks to reassure motorists after Genoa bridge collapse
Authority’s chief engineer said there no UK road bridges built like the one that gave way in Italy
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NewsArup to lead masterplan team for Edinburgh's Waverley Station
The team also includes Gardiner Theobald and Grimshaw
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NewsCanadian consultant buys Peter Brett Associates in UK push
Stantec is set to acquire Thames Tideway consultant’s 700 staff and 17 offices
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NewsBig names land spots on £500m Midlands highways framework
Balfour Beatty and Morgan Sindall among framework winners
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NewsSpeculation mounts over cause of bridge collapse in Genoa
Preliminary theories include poor design, fudged maintenance and mafia cost-cutting
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NewsAberdeen road dogs recovering Balfour Beatty
Improved margins and profit hampered by further financial hits on problem-plagued Scottish road job
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NewsAllies & Morrison and Arup lodge huge York plans
Masterplan includes 2,500 homes, new commercial space and expansion of National Railway Museum
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NewsArcadis wins four year role for Highways England
Consultant picked to provide project control services in the East of England