All Energy, Infrastructure and Refurbishment articles – Page 63
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NewsSpecialists hail move as HS2 set to use project bank accounts
Scheme trialled initiative on two enabling works packages
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NewsCrossrail criticised for ‘lack of urgency’ in covid-19 recovery planning
Jacobs also raises concerns about cost and programme management
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NewsTfL and British Library reach deal over £400m Crossrail 2 impasse
Stanhope JV behind RSHP plans for new library building
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NewsPlans for £3bn development next to HS2’s Solihill station unveiled
Plan could provide 3,000 new homes
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Information - BuildingWebinar | Why timber is leading construction’s net zero recovery
On demand: Watch to hear about the benefits of the golden thread and site data
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NewsMace team starts work at HS2’s Euston station
Move signals start of £400m of subcontracts over next two years
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NewsIn pictures: HS2 uncovers Iron Age murder victim
Teams have also discovered timber Stonehenge-style formation during excavation work
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NewsWorries raised over cyber security risk at Crossrail
TfL minutes reveal consultant's warning that a ‘technical resource capability' needs to be addressed
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NewsCrossrail board to decide project's covid recovery plan this month
Railway chief says Bond Street still some way off completing
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NewsHull firm to refurbish grade I-listed bridge across the Tweed
Union Chain Bridge, which was opened in 1820, set for £6.7m makeover
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NewsRevealed: How much HS2 paid firms in first three months of this year
Railway shelled out more than £4m a day underlining scheme’s importance to industry
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NewsTfL issues guidance for construction workers travelling to work
Firms told to create better facilities to allow workers to cycle to work
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NewsHS2 relaunches cancelled £300m rail systems contract
Overhead catenary system job was originally pulled last August
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CommentNet zero carbon: a legal viewpoint
A liability and contract perspective on how the government commitment to net zero carbon by 2050 will impact the industry
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NewsStansted unable to say when grounded expansion project might restart
Work to run rule over designs on hold because of covid-19
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CommentCriticism of industry progress towards net zero is undeserved
Cundall’s Alan Fogarty says the industry has made significant steps towards net zero despite the Committee for Climate Change’s recent thumbs down
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NewsGovernment kicks off building boom initiative as HS2 advertises for hundreds of staff
Three month recruitment drive begins to fill around 500 posts at railway
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NewsHighways England on the hunt for Lower Thames Crossing project manager
Government agency says winner of £242m deal will not be able to be main contractor on £6.8bn scheme