All Govt & Regulatory Articles
Four individuals have pleaded guilty to bid rigging and price fixing in an ongoing investigation of Oklahoma transportation construction contractors in the USA.
Projects costs are ballooning for yearslong public projects.
CECE says the EU is ignoring industry warnings regarding the complexity of machine architecture
The UK’s competition watchdog is to investigate eight of the country’s biggest housebuilders following evidence that suggests they may have been sharing commercially sensitive information.
A talent gap is plaguing Europe and construction is under pressure to rise to the recruitment and retention challenge. Catrin Jones reports
The National Utility Contractors Association (NUCA) has welcomed news of $5.8 billion in new funding for clean water and wastewater infrastructure projects across the USA.
What could impact on construction be as Europe plans to cut emissions by 90% by 2040?
See which US airports are set for building and demo activities this year
Funding remains elusive and questions on effectiveness linger for the Coastal Texas Project
A group of four US construction associations have joined forces to call for the White House to improve its implementation of its “made in America” requirements for construction products and materials.
Letter from LABC warns UK government that trouble getting enough building control professionals registered by the 6 April deadline means local authority building control ‘will cease’.
India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have signed an agreement to develop a trade corridor connection Europe with India through the Middle East.
What are ‘ghost’ subcontractors and how are they defrauding insurance companies?
New Jersey firm cited for failure to provide fall protection
The guidance is intended to promote consistency in reporting.
What countries are building the most tech centres across the globe?
As some of the world’s biggest militaries start to look at ways to cut their carbon emissions, could there be opportunities for construction companies?
The government is looking to borrow approximately US$9 billion for five bridge projects.
China is expected to focus on six types of projects as it grows engagement under its Belt & Road Initiative (BRI) this year.
Business tax breaks set to bolster economic growth and global competitiveness
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