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Mace wins supplier role on Scape place shaping framework
Mace has won the sole supplier role on the Scape Consultancy's place shaping framework for England, Northern Ireland and Wales.
Integrated data in construction: The ‘key to success’ in 2021 and...
The recent challenges brought on by Covid-19 have shown the construction industry to be willing to adopt new technologies. Social distancing measures have forced construction to adapt to digital tools faster and more comprehensively than ever before.
Homes England introduces new Dynamic Purchasing System
Homes England has introduced a new Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) to simplify how it procures developers and housebuilders.
The changing role of the purpose-built laboratory space
David Williams, head of science & tech at property consultancy Bidwells, provides insight into the careful considerations developers and operators must take when building purpose-built laboratory space.
CITB announces changes to apprenticeship support service
CITB has expanded its apprenticeship support service throughout 2021 to benefit all levy-registered construction employers.
Software company PODFather improves HS2 logistics
An Edinburgh-based construction software supplier, PODFather, has enabled works for Phase One of HS2, with logistics and safety compliance software speeding up processes on sites across the West Midlands.
Firms invited to bid for £12bn worth of HS2 contracts
Businesses have been invited to tender for £12bn worth of HS2 contracts, as it begins its four-day ‘meet the contractor’ event.
Digital twin: Cities and their digital doppelgangers
As cities around the world begin adopting digital twins, the AECO industry must examine how exactly they impact large-scale projects and how this impact will develop in the future.
How is BIM an enabler for digital processes?
Roy Danon, CEO and co-founder of Buildots explains why BIM is the single enabler for many modern technologies that are being developed for the sector, making it critical for companies to adopt BIM so they won’t fall behind in the race.
ACE urges employers to embrace values of the next generation
The construction industry has a huge opportunity to attract the next generation, according to new research released by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE).
Scottish government introduces new renewable heat scheme
The Scottish Government has announced a new £4.5m incentive to help people install renewable and energy efficiency measures in their homes.
Work underway on Victoria Riverside residential development
Developer JM Construction has started work on the next phase of its £50m Victoria Riverside residential development in Hunslet.
One in three housebuilders want ‘broken planning system’ fixed
One in three housebuilders want the ‘broken’ planning system fixed to boost construction activity, says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) in response to the government’s consultation on the Planning White Paper.
Government launches £2m transport location data competition
The Geospatial Commission has partnered with Innovate UK to create a new £2m competition which will look at how location data can spark innovation and support the future of mobility for the United Kingdom. Abigail Page, head of innovation and skills at the Geospatial Commission, explains.
£1.1bn facilities management framework launched
Fusion21 has launched a £1.1bn workplace & facilities framework, to meet the facilities management needs of a range of public sector organisations.
BAM appoints new head of procurement
Daniel Billinge has been appointed as BAM Construct UK’s head of procurement, his new role will support the uptake of modern methods of construction.
Covid-19 and the reinvention of the construction industry
Asite has launched a research report examining how the construction industry can adapt to survive, using digital technologies in the face of Covid-19.
The impacts of planning reform on employment land
After speaking at the Westminster Briefing event on Planning Policy Reforms Under the New Government, Institute of Economic Development director Stuart Hardisty looks at where the recent and proposed reforms to the planning system will take us.
Lighthouse charity and CIF to support Irish construction workers
The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity is partnering with the CIF to promote better mental health and wellbeing within the Irish construction industry.
Morgan Sindall to deliver new robotics innovation centre
The University of Salford has appointed Morgan Sindall as the preferred bidder to build the North of England Robotics Innovation Centre.
Faithful+Gould appointed to £15m modular housing scheme
Bassetlaw District Council has appointed Faithful+Gould to help build its very first modular homes on the site of the ‘Old Allotments’ off Radford Street.
Balfour Beatty pledges recruitment support for young people
Balfour Beatty has announced it will increase its ongoing commitment to its apprentice, graduate and trainee recruitment programmes.
Interserve sells learning and employment service
Enact has acquired the Interserve Learning & Employment (ILE) service, complete with the current management team.
Government skills funding must ‘prioritise building trades’
The Prime Minister has set out plans for a ‘Lifetime Skills Guarantee’ scheme to transform the training and skills system, aiming to help the country 'build back better' from coronavirus.
Guidance to support young people through redundancy
The Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) has released guidance for young people and companies who are going through redundancies.
Government boosts social value procurement
The government has introduced new measures to ensure public procurement delivers on social value priorities.