All Govt & Regulatory Articles
European Commission’s Circular Economy Action Plan given warm reception by federation following plan’s release in December
149 projects in Government Major Project Portfolio have combined cost of €684.5 billion
UK’s level 2 requirements for building information modelling to get single, unified approach to product date, using common language
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The 5-year Highway Trust Fund bill gets seal of approval from US Congress
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Inquiry called as heavy rain in the Gulf exposes worrying level of ‘construction flaws’
Money promised for infrastructure and housing, but muted response from industry highlights problems such as tender price rises and skills shortage
‘Government has the money to spend on projects – the challenge is working fast enough’ says Gadkari
Initiative calls for higher levels of investment into sustainable construction to boost jobs and growth, while helping build Europe’s low carbon economy
Infrastructure and Projects Authority to bring together the financing, delivery and assurance of projects
New CEO at Canadian engineering group calls for 'reasonable and fair solution' to charges
Confusion on whether earthmoving machinery meets EU statutory requirements, says VDMA
A new independent Commission has been created to deliver long-term national infrastructure plan.
European Commission closes antitrust investigation against European cement manufacturers including Cemex, Holcim and HeidelbergCement
Federation puts its case to European Commission President as construction industry shows signs of growth
Major climate change summit in Paris provides opportunity to demonstrate plans for glossary of terms for urban development
The European Commission has launched an anti-dumping investigation into Chinese-made HPF rebar being sold in Europe
Concern still as CISMA and CECE inspection finds seven booths with machines that are not compliant with EU legislation
Four more companies now included in ongoing investigation by Spanish competition authorities into cement and concrete cartel
Federation highlights urgent need for financial assistance towards EU’s transport networks
Proposal to allow replacement engines for up to 10 years welcomed by CECE, although it wants longer timescale
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