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German infrastructure construction giant Hochtief didn’t sign any new lump sum contracts in 2023 as it continues to de-risk its projects.
Construction input prices surged in early 2024 and there may be more to come.
A focus on high-tech infrastructure projects such as data centres and energy transition projects has driven record new orders of US$39.7 billion
The common thread to the three big technology trends is ‘pace of learning’, argues Soeren Brogaard, CEO at Trackunit.
Two new models in the 8-10t class size
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?
Despite sales falling in fourth quarter for construction segment, 2023 a record year for giant OEM
Sales in two key markets saw OEM post increase in machines sales in 2023 compared to 2022
Australian manufacturer partners with Iowa-based specialty equipment OEM
Acquisition of Australian firm to help cutting and drilling OEM upscale
Over a quarter say that construction has found its ‘digital feet’ but a third worry they will be left behind by new tech
Cities with biggest construction cost increases revealed
The project aims to increase the dam’s capacity to protect Toowoomba from flooding and enhance its climate resilience
Vinci’s subsidiary Cobra IS and Acciona have won a deal for a 35-year public-private partnership on a €6.2 billion electrical transmission infrastructure framework in Australia.
The TBMs have achieved the first two breakthroughs for Sydney Metro West as work goes ahead to build twin 24km metro tunnels
A consortium of three contractors has been confirmed for an A$3.6 billion (US$2.4 billion) tunnelling package on the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East public transport project in Melbourne, Australia.
Lithium ion battery unit offers 6kW output
Hochtief company Cimic Group has won an A$1.4 billion (US$930 million) contract to deliver the western section of the HumeLink high-voltage electricity transmission scheme in Australia.
The group order book saw a 16% increase from the previous year
Remediation works to recover 142,000 t of scrap metal and 300,000 t of concrete from Gove Refinery
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