All Infrastructure articles – Page 71
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NewsAmey wins £113m Yorkshire Water contract
Regulated services provider wins contract to repair and maintain waste water network
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News£400m gas power stations get go-ahead
Gas-fired power stations in Suffolk and South Wales get go-ahead from DECC
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NewsHS2 begins search for design panel members
Body led by Sadie Morgan will recruit around 30 design experts
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NewsHorizon courts suppliers for £14bn nuclear power plant
Client meets with supply chain to set out delivery for Wylfa Newydd power plant in Wales
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NewsTfL mulls plans for east London cycle bridge
Cycling charity Sustrans drawing up feasibility study
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NewsThree JVs bag £1.6bn of 'smart motorway' deals
Balfour Beatty and Vinci JV secure largest package worth over £600m
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NewsHighways England launches £1.3bn of Yorkshire road works
Government-owned company has met suppliers and stakeholders to set out delivery for £1.3bn investment
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NewsValue of National Infrastructure Pipeline dips by £2.1bn
National Infrastructure Pipeline value falls due to lack of private sector oil and gas investment
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NewsHeavyweight firms urge PM to back Heathrow runway
More than 270 firms sign open letter calling on prime minister to back new Heathrow runway
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NewsNuclear faces battle for workers
Nuclear industry experts fear sector could lose out on skilled workers to other major projects like HS2
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NewsCrossrail 2 pleas for '£250m this autumn' as momentum builds
Mayor of London Boris Johnson and business leaders including Morgan Sindall, Mace and T T CEOs urge government to crack on with project
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NewsTop engineer mounts judicial review challenge to Ordsall Chord
Engineer Mark Whitby takes former client to High Court
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NewsNuGen land deal for £10bn nuclear power plant
Proposed £10bn Moorside nuclear power plant gets boost
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NewsHeathrow to tender for £18.6bn runway ‘this year’
Chief executive expects to tender for work by 2016 after Davies Commission backs expansion at site
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CommentKeeping the lights on
News that the Ferrybridge and Longannet power stations are closing early has the industry searching for alternative measures
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CommentGetting back on track
Caught between the need for essential enhancement work and a tighter government leash, Network Rail may need to rethink its route to reform
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NewsThames Tideway selects investment partner
Bazalgette consortium preferred bidder for £4.2bn super sewer
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NewsT&T apppoints new head of UK infastructure division
Turner Townsend appoint Patricia Moore as managing director of infastructure
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FeaturesInfrastructure: Offshore wind
Reduced costs and the ability to attract finance are critical to the viability of the UK wind industry, and with the government recently withdrawing onshore subsidies, the focus on offshore has never been greater