All Infrastructure articles – Page 103
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NewsRace starts for £100m Crossrail station fit-out
Contractors have been invited to bid for the £100m job to fit-out the new Crossrail station at Woolwich
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NewsCrossrail 2 could give London £49bn boost
London Assembly estimates proposed £12bn scheme would deliver £49bn boost to city’s economy
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NewsHyder and Aecom win place on £15bn Saudi metro
Consultants part of three consortiums to win work on mega-project in Riyadh
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NewsBalfour picked for £346m Welsh windfarm
Balfour Beatty has been appointed preferred bidder to own and operate the £346m Gwynt y Môr offshore windfarm project, located off the north coast of Wales
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NewsRace starts for £2.25bn Thames 'super sewer'
Contractors have been invited to bid for the £2.25bn Thames Tideway Tunnel scheme
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NewsWoolwich Crossrail station funding deal agreed
A long-awaited funding deal for the £100m fit-out of Woolwich Crossrail station has finally been agreed
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NewsHiggins to step down from Network Rail
Sir David Higgins set to stand down as chief executive next year
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NewsHS2 legal challenges dismissed
Court of Appeal rejects seven challenges against government’s approval of the project
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NewsWoolwich Crossrail station deal 'close'
A funding commitment for the £100m fit-out of Woolwich Crossrail station is expected to be finalised within two weeks
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NewsUK languishes in global built asset value
EC Harris report puts UK 11 th in world ranking of built asset value
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NewsAtkins hits a million man hours on fusion project
Consortium including UK engineer hits milestone
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NewsGalliford wins £110m water works
Contractor secures place on Yorkshire Water AMP6 framework with Aecom
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NewsBoris: bulldoze Heathrow for 100,000 homes
Mayor of London says there are three ‘optimal locations’ for a new hub airport to replace Heathrow
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CommentLegal support for large infrastructure jobs
Internationalisation is affecting legal support for large infrastructure projects
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NewsMajor Spanish contractor targets UK market
Exclusive: £4bn-turnover OHL is actively targeting infrastructure - including HS2 - and health sector work
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CommentAn idea with wings
An expanded Heathrow can be built years before the alternatives - that’s years in which we can compete in the global race for trade, jobs and growth
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FeaturesInfrastructure: Combined cycle gas turbine plants
Unless new electricity generating capacity is built soon there will be an energy security crisis in the UK. Barbra Carlisle and Paul Webber of EC Harris examine the role of gas in electricity generation
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NewsSunderland to scrap £118m bridge plan
Move comes after bids by contractors Vinci and Graham both come in over budget
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CommentThink small
At last this government has promised big sums for infrastructure but, says Stephen Beechey, opportunities will be missed if it can’t trust those at a local level to make any spending decisions