All Infrastructure articles – Page 69
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NewsGatwick launches £750m of new frameworks
Airport launches five-year upgrade - frameworks worth combined £1bn
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NewsSellafield will seek partner for £22bn decommissioning work
New board will look for strategic partner in April 2016 after private sector JV steps down
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NewsJoint venture wins £40m A19 job
Irish contractors to upgrade the A19/A1058 Coast Road in North Tyneside as part of government’s £15bn investment
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NewsSellafield workers vote to go on strike
Construction workers at nuclear power plant decide to strike over alleged refusal to have full-time shop steward on site
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NewsThames Water inks £4.2bn super sewer contracts
Thames Water confirms winning teams for construction packages for £4.2bn project
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NewsOsborne drags Network Rail into spending cuts round
Treasury demands Network Rail cuts, while energy department eyes further solar subsidy cuts
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NewsBalfour Beatty quits £75m North West rail upgrade
The contractor said it was “unlikely” to deliver the North West rail electrification programme “on time and to budget” after reviewing the scheme
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NewsTfL to start £30bn Crossrail 2 procurement in spring
Project likely to see company set up to oversee planning and delivery if £250m government funding found
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CommentStealing is good
Bent on pursuing its ideological objectives, the government has dismissed the Lyons and Armitt reports. Instead, it should plunder them and present the best solutions as its own
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NewsNetwork Rail issues £60m Crossrail 2 job
Rail operator looking for a consultant to provide design services for ‘On Network’ part of the project
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CommentThe tides of change
Climate change means we need more joined up thinking to prevent flooding and storm damage
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NewsTwo overseas giants close in on Wylfa nuclear job
Japan’s JGC and US’s Bechtel in ‘exclusive discussions’ with Hitachi over EPC contractor role
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NewsFirst homes above a Crossrail station completed
Berkeley Homes completes first homes at new Woolwich Crossrail scheme
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NewsUnder-construction Forth bridge becomes highest in UK
New £1.4bn bridge overtakes Humber Bridge in height as number of workers on site hit 1,200
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CommentGoing down the drain
The London super sewer could be a costly mistake. Green infrastructure can provide much more sensible solutions
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NewsNorthern Powerhouse transport blueprint unveiled
Government outlines £13bn of planned infrastructure improvements
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NewsTrain operators pile pressure on Network Rail
ORR report finds that several train operators have raised concerns over delays to projects
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News£8bn offshore windfarm gets go-ahead
Energy secretary Amber Rudd has given green light to £8bn Dogger Bank Teesside A and B prioject in north east