All Infrastructure articles – Page 106
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NewsInfrastructure spending could boost UK economy by £100bn
Report recommends government spend 1% of GDP on infrastructure for the next five years
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NewsVolkerFitzpatrick wins £50m Crossrail job
Firm to design and build new sidings at Ilford train yard
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NewsMPs reject Thames estuary airport plans
Heathrow expansion backed at expense of schemes by Foster Partners, Halcrow and Gensler
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NewsGreen Investment Bank sparks £2.3bn of investment
Energy infrastructure and Green Deal benefit from bank’s investment in first six months.
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NewsEngineering firms back Severn Barrage plan
Mott MacDonald, URS and Bechtel all join forces to work on Severn Barrage
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NewsParsons Brinckerhoff wins £78m US rail job
Balfour Beatty subsidiary awarded extension on existing high-speed rail contract
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NewsIndustry hails Queen’s promise of HS2 legislation
Commentators call for further transport infrastructure improvements ahead of HS2s completion in 2032
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NewsHinkley C go-ahead ‘imminent’
Deal between EDF and government for £10bn nuclear power station could come as early as next week
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NewsFive firms make cut for £1.5bn power framework
Exclusive: Firms including Balfour Beatty and Laing O’Rourke win place on five-year National Grid substation framework
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NewsSweett Group makes management appointments
Firm welcomes long-standing employees to senior team
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NewsCarillion on National Grid framework
Contractor says it is one of six on £1.5bn five-year substation job
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NewsOlympic delivery figures launch consultancy
Exclusive: Four senior London 2012 figures including James Bulley will advise clients on major projects around the world
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WSP wins role on West Coast mainline upgrade
Third phase of upgrade work due to complete in 2016
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NewsFirms appointed to £3bn water framework
Two consortiums including Balfour Beatty, Skanska, Costain and Atkins have been appointed to do the design and build work on Thames Water’s £3bn framework
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NewsHub airport unnecessary, says London Assembly
Body contradicts London mayor by saying existing capacity should be better used
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NewsCostain’s £123m M6 job faces legal challenge
Campaigners argue government’s decision to grant planning permission to the £123m M6 link road was flawed
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NewsLegal case against £275m incinerator defeated
Spanish contractor FCC to build scheme in Buckinghamshire that will generate 22mw of electricity
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NewsInfrastructure plan 'just a long list of expensive projects'
Public Accounts Committee says government’s national infrastructure plan lacks clear priorities and a strategic vision
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NewsHinkley Point deal 'unlikely'
EDF director says success of on-going negotiations with government is not ‘in any way assured’
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NewsEDF downsizes Hinkley Point C staff
Firm scales back nuclear new build operation in Somerset to control costs