Infrastructure News – Page 98
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NewsBusiness group unveils Crossrail 2 plan
London First says massive underground line through central London is most cost-effective solution to the need for additional capacity
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NewsCentrica pulls plug on new nuclear investment
Firm unhappy with construction schedule uncertainty
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NewsCouncils appeal to PM over nuclear waste veto
Two councils that back nuclear waste storage ask prime minister for a meeting to discuss options after Cumbria county council vetoed plan
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NewsSkanska and Costain win Crossrail's £200m Bond Street station
Joint venture between two firms chosen for final main construction contract for Crossrail’s central stations
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NewsThames Water delays £4.1bn ‘super sewer’ tender
Exclusive: Company moves back procurement of infrastructure provider in order to firm-up funding model
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NewsSevern Barrage will not require flood defence subsidy
Firm says it can provide cheap electricity without accounting for flood defence benefits
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NewsBlow to nuclear new build prospects
Cumbria council votes against plans for a long term nuclear waste storage facility
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NewsCrossrail reveals Bond Street over-site development
Planning application submitted for PLP-designed six-floor office block
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NewsTreasury unveils major projects 'toolkit'
The government has published a best practice guide to the delivery of large scale infrastructure projects
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NewsHS2 northern route revealed
The government has unveiled the preferred route for the high speed line north of Birmingham
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NewsPort of Tyne unveils £180m investment plan
The Port of Tyne has unveiled a £180m investment plan to improve its estate in South Tyneside
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NewsGovernment unveils £20m train station building fund
Funding to be invested in ‘shovel ready’ projects
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NewsBoris Island airport 'would cost taxpayers £30bn'
Unpublished parliamentary report finds Thames Estuary airport hub would require £30bn in public subsidy and would not be commercially viable
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NewsScottish firms bag £130m of work on new Forth bridge
Scottish firms make up an increasing proportion of subcontractors on £790m project
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NewsBalfour Beatty bags Crossrail upgrade work
Firm will upgrade 12-miles of the Great Western Main Line to accommodate Crossrail services
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NewsBalfour Beatty loses preferred bidder status on £500m road job
Suffolk council strips contractor of preferred bidder status
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NewsJohn Laing backs away from council joint ventures
Exclusive: Firm puts jobs at risk in development division following review of public-private partnerships
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NewsOsborne heads list of top performing rail contractors
Aecom, Amey and Volker Rail fair poorly in Network Rail rankings
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NewsGovernment moves to bolster Green Deal ahead of launch
Retrofit programme boosted by early opening of incentive scheme and relaxation of planning regulations
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NewsBoris Johnson 'must ensure' Crossrail is blacklist-free
London Assembly motion follows Building’s exclusive on blacklisting past of former industrial relations manager on £15bn project