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€943 million UK project signs up Carillion and Beijing Construction Engineering Group
Van Oord and Bam International are to work together on a new US$ 460 million container port in Costa Rica.
Construction output in August dropped slightly compared to July, but was 4% up over August 2012 mainly because of an increase in new work, says ONS
Construction output in August dropped slightly compared to July, but was 4% up over August 2012 mainly because of an increase in new work, says ONS
Investment will increase efficiency, reduce costs and provide more reliable delivery times, said Hitachi.
Peter Blake will step down in May 2014, equipment auctioneer starts search for replacement
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The inaugural Bauma Africa exhibition was far bigger than its organisers originally expected, and it saw a wealth of new machines introduced. Helen Wright reports.
Thang Long Infrastructure Development banned from winning World Bank contracts for 2.5 years
Consortium led by Ed. Züblin project to build the Allianz Campus Unterföhring near Munich, Germany
Bypass will consist of new 4.1km road north of Marseille and completion of 5.5km eastern section
New government aims to boost construction of roads, railways and other infrastructure over five years
Trade in goods and machinery for infrastructure such as roads, railways and power networks to be fuelled by emerging market investment
Contractor awarded work on 88 km of roads, Delhi metro system and electricity transmission projects
Swedish contractor awarded SEK1.2 billion (€135 million) contract to construct research laboratory in Solna.
Consortium to construct €180.3 million, 2.3 km long Rantaväylä tunnel in Tampere.
New bulldozer and wheeled loader to be unveiled at BICES exhibition in China
Manufacturer claims it will have over 10 new and improved products on its stand
Respondents to Chartered Institute of Building survey claim corruption is commonplace within UK construction
Features on Surveying, Engines and the Middle East sit alongside a preview of the forthcoming ICEF conference and a review of Bauma Africa, along with our regular sections.
News of bid rigging in South Korea and the latest woes for former SNC-Lavalin executives, along with features on the Middle East, Engines and the ICEF conference are discussed by iC editor Chris Sleight and Deputy Editor Helen Wright in this month’s Podcast.
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