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Central section of 117km underground line – renamed the Elizabeth Line – now open to passengers
A milestone has been reached on the project that will connect Italy and Austria via rail
Tech firm’s ProjectWise system aids collaboration between 30 companies on London’s Bank station
Swiss contractor expected to use digital design and BIM to construct 1km Tangenvika bridge
Technology firm to work on Santiago Metro in Chile
The railway will be open to passengers in June 2023
Remote-controlled prototype able to be used as a substitute to workers during tunnel exploration
The PPP contract in Queensland, Australia, will see 128km of new and upgraded track laid
New high-speed railway project from Ankara to Izmir will receive UK financing
Financial constraints, governmental disagreements and the pandemic are just some factors responsible for the incompletion, and overspending, of some of the world’s megaprojects
The latest expansion will aim to reduce overcrowding and extend lines to outer city areas
Delivery partner chosen for subway line that will run through downtown Toronto
US$90 million contract for work on Line 1 of the Mexico City Metro for Comsa and CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive
Laing O’Rourke has been awarded the Initial Works and Early Works package for Suburban Rail Loop in Australia
Webuild’s tunnel boring machine completes 14km dig in 3.5 years
Elimination of Leeds to Birmingham section of HS2 project will “significantly dent confidence in the sector”
Mark Sugden of Withers & Rogers looks at why so many construction innovations are first tested on mega projects
With an ageing transport infrastructure one of the many and varied challenges facing Germany as it emerges from the coronavirus crisis, CE takes a closer look at Europe’s largest construction market
Construction and concessions giant reports ‘good momentum’ across most divisions
Elements of UK’s €125bn HS2 rail link could be shelved in government rethink