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Willmott Dixon unveils tough net-zero carbon targets

Willmott Dixon is targeting that all new build and refurbishment projects delivered from 2030 will be net-zero carbon under its new 2030 sustainable strategy, ‘Now or Never; our decisive decade’.
Passport scheme

Passport Scheme boosts safety across Highways England sites

Nearly 600 companies have already signed up for the Passport Scheme which delivers a more efficient and consistent approach to safety and training across all sites.
social value procurement,

Government boosts social value procurement

The government has introduced new measures to ensure public procurement delivers on social value priorities.
CDE solution

Sir Robert McAlpine adopts new CDE solution

Sir Robert McAlpine has adopted a common data environment (CDE) from SaaS provider Business Collaborator (BC), now part of Bentley Systems.
Bridge construction, sustainability

How sustainability is shaping bridge construction

Concern over sustainability has never been greater and many are looking to construction and engineering to ensure structures from here on out are greener and more sustainable than structures of the past.
Northern Gateway scheme, Manchester

Proposed £1bn investment agenda for Manchester

Major schemes in the new agenda include a second arena, 634 new homes as part of the Northern Gateway scheme and 410 new homes in Varley Street, Miles Platting.
Common Data Environment,

Asite’s CDE to streamline collaboration across Ogilvie Construction sites

Asite’s Common Data Environment (CDE) will be used on all of Ogilvie Construction’s current and upcoming construction projects.
considerate construction sites,

Most considerate construction sites of 2020 revealed

Winners for the 2020 National Site Awards have been announced, these awards are recognised by the CCS as the highest performing construction sites.

Vinci to deliver £50m Marketfield Way development

VINCI is to construct Reigate & Banstead Borough Council’s new cinema, retail and homes development at Marketfield Way in Redhill.
Low carbon concrete, concrete product,

HS2: Low carbon concrete to reduce carbon emissions

HS2 contractors in London have begun using a new low carbon concrete product which provides a reduction of 42% in CO2 in comparison to a standard concrete.
potteries museum

Morgan Sindall to deliver Stoke Spitfire museum extension

Stoke-on-Trent City Council has appointed Morgan Sindall Construction to erect a £5.4m extension for the city’s Potteries Museum and Art Gallery.
construction sector, Covid-19

Rebuilding better: How construction can bounce back from Covid-19

Mike Smith, managing director (direct) at Virgin Media Business explores how investment in infrastructure can allow the construction sector to flourish and rebound post-Covid-19.
facilities management,

Graham begins work on £270k facilities management safety contract

Graham’s facilities management (FM) team has commenced work on a major £270k design and installation programme at Broadoak Academy in Weston-super-Mare.
Modular construction,

Integra Buildings reveals major expansion plans

Modular construction company, Integra Buildings has revealed plans for a major expansion of its East Yorkshire base.
apprentices, sizewell c,

Sizewell C announces ambitious target to employ 1,500 apprentices

Sizewell C is increasing the number of apprentices it is aiming to employ from 1,000 to 1,500 if construction of the new nuclear power station goes ahead.
contracts manager, Dan Summers,

Living Space Housing appoints new contracts manager

Living Space Housing has appointed Dan Summers as its contracts manager, as the team expands to deliver 580 affordable homes over the next 18 months.
construction skills, West Midlands

Constructing opportunities in the West Midlands

Aaron Reid, head of sustainable procurement at Balfour Beatty, discusses the importance of connecting local people to new developments.
Tender prices, contractors

Tender prices hold up but likely to drop in 2022

Tender prices are expected to perform better this year than in 2021, however as contractor’s pipelines weaken, prices will begin to plummet, says Mace.
High Point Academy, SEND schools

Interserve begins work on two schools in the West Midlands

Interserve Construction is now on-site at new High Point Academy in Wednesbury and the Beacon College Special Academy in Hereford.
geotechnical data, OpenGround Cloud

Bentley Systems launches OpenGround Cloud to boost geotechnical data

Bentley Systems has announced the availability of OpenGround Cloud, a new cloud service that enables geotechnical professionals to access reliable geotechnical data.
modular construction,

How offsite manufacturing can meet school pressures after Covid-19

Craig Smailes, project director at Kajima Partnerships, explores how modular construction can help to address the pressures on capacity and best practice across education following Covid-19.
Innovation Accelerator

Five tech firms join HS2 Innovation Accelerator initiative

HS2 Ltd has announced the first five tech firms that will join its Innovation Accelerator programme, focussing on HS2’s innovation challenges – productivity, the environment and the circular economy.
net-zero standards,

Study reveals building to net-zero standards doesn’t cost a fortune

Building to net-zero standards by 2025 doesn’t have to cost a fortune and is likely to be offset by enhanced value, according to a new report by the UKGBC.
Nightingale Hospital Exeter, NHS

Modular buildings installed at Nightingale Hospital Exeter

Premier Modular has provided modular buildings spanning more than 1700sqm for the new Nightingale Hospital Exeter, completed in just four weeks.
semiconductor facility

Kier to deliver £30m semiconductor facility at Swansea University

Swansea University has appointed Kier to build a new state-of-the-art semiconductor facility which will bring together groundbreaking research with technology development.
construction output,

UK construction recovery suffers setback as growth eases

UK construction output data for August has signalled a setback for the industry’s recovery, as survey respondents blame a lack of new work.