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Digital twins will transform infrastructure design and management
Digital Twins are transforming the nature of design and construction management, Adam Klatzkin of Bentley Systems discusses the change.
Joint venture to support Dounreay nuclear decommissioning programme
Nuclear Decommissioning has been appointed to support a major decommissioning services framework for DSRL at the Dounreay nuclear site in Scotland.
CSIC and STA to boost innovation in the timber sector
CSIC and the STA have announced they are joining forces to support structural timber businesses across the UK to innovate and grow.
CITB funds research to improve procurement in infrastructure
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is on the lookout for pilot projects to share £3bn of funding to improve approaches to procurement in infrastructure.
The roots of procuring sustainable timber
Procuring timber from sustainable sources is of utmost importance to ensure the wood comes from forests that are managed in line with legal, social and environmental requirements.
Seven start-ups to receive support from Geovation Accelerator
Seven start-ups using location, land and property data in their products and services have been accepted onto the Geovation Accelerator Programme.
Most considerate construction sites of 2019 revealed
The Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) has revealed the top-performing construction sites across the UK who have been crowned the ‘Most Considerate Sites 2019’.
Goldman Sachs invests £75m in TopHat modular housing
TopHat has secured a £75m investment from Goldman Sachs. The first residential site to use TopHat’s product is the historic Kitchener Barracks in Chatham.
Construction products: Manufacturing on the rise
The construction products manufacturing sector reported favourable results in the first quarter of 2019, with continued growth in the sales of products and materials.
Construction takes major step towards improving efficiency
Build UK and the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) have announced the launch of the first phase of a new pre-qualification system designed to reduce inefficiencies that are costing the construction industry up to £1bn a year.
Study: Digital twin increase fuelled by AI and machine learning
A new study from Juniper Research has found that revenues from digital twins will reach $13bn by 2023, as artificial intelligence and machine learning innovation increases.
Arup & Costain secure £2m Yorkshire Water contract
Arup, in a joint venture with Costain, has secured a Health & Safety Assurance consultancy framework contract worth £2m as part of Yorkshire Water’s AMP7 investment programme.
Sevenoaks Modular invests £6.5m to regenerate Metal Box site
Sevenoaks Modular, a Neath-based specialist in timber frame construction, aims to invest £6.5m in acquiring and regenerating a large part of the iconic industrial site in Neath.
Standards in the construction industry must be raised, says FMB
According to the FMB, Andrew Stephenson MP, the new construction minister, should make it his mission to raise quality and standards in the construction industry through mandatory licensing.
Costain & Network Rail to explore automated infrastructure design
Costain has won a collaborative research and development competition grant to work with Network Rail to help develop the best approach to implementing Rail Automated Infrastructure Design (R:AID).
Construction product sector must regain confidence, says CPA
Peter Caplehorn, deputy chief executive and policy director at Construction Products Association (CPA) takes a look at how the Hackitt review has impacted the construction products sector.
Willmott Dixon creates hub for next generation cleaner engines
A new hub built by Willmott Dixon will help continue Coventry’s drive as a world-leading centre for the automotive industry.
Renfrewshire approves £21m construction contract
The design and construction contract for the £21m Glasgow Airport Investment Area project has been awarded to Wills Bros Civil Engineering Limited.
Heathrow reveals shortlisted sites for offsite construction centres
Heathrow Airport has announced the 18 shortlisted sites that remain in the running to become offsite construction centres and help deliver the expanded airport.
Procurement in construction is unsustainable, says new report
Lowest-price tendering is forcing contractors to price their work at unrealistically low levels, which is likely to have serious consequences on the construction industry, according to ICAEW.
Hertfordshire IQ to boost offsite manufacturing
In a move to become the UK’s leading place for green businesses, Hertfordshire IQ aims to boost environmental technology, agri-tech and modern construction companies.
Wates appointed to £3.5m Hammersmith & Fulham maintenance
Wates Living Space, the social housing repairs company, is set to commence repairs and maintenance for 7,000 homes on behalf of Hammersmith & Fulham Council.
CCS to focus on social value to enhance the image of...
The CCS is introducing steps to develop it for the next decade, working with the construction industry to create a new focus on social value.
Demolition work underway on RAF Lakenheath site
A total of 18 buildings are being brought down to make way for construction of a flight simulator facility, a maintenance unit, new hangars and storage facilities at RAF Lakenheath as part of a Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) project.
Swansea council staff replace Dawnus on Kingsway redevelopment
The previously stalled Kingsway redevelopment in Swansea’s city centre has reopened after council staff replace contractor Dawnus.
Cabinet Office answers urgent question on Interserve
The Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office, Oliver Dowden, has reassured government and Interserve suppliers that the refinancing deal will not affect the delivery of public services.