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Construction professionals, BSI,

Construction professionals urge increased awareness of BIM

UK construction professionals are calling for increased awareness of Building Information Modelling (BIM) methods to help the UK compete on the European and global stage.
Carillion's collapse, Unite,

Unite launches blueprint to tackle Carillion-style collapses

The UK’s largest union, Unite, has launched a blueprint in the hopes of tackling bandit capitalism in the UK economy and putting an end to future Carillion-style collapses.
Design Offsite Hub,

Buildoffsite to launch Design Offsite Hub

Buildoffsite, the membership organisation, are broadening their scope of expertise as they prepare to launch the Design Offsite Hub.
Considerate Constructors Scheme

Vastint joins Considerate Constructors Scheme

Real estate organisation Vastint has joined the Considerate Constructors Scheme as a Client Partner.
Apprenticeship Levy,

FMB blames Apprenticeship Levy for fall in Apprenticeships

Apprenticeship rates are plummeting because of the Apprenticeship Levy which needs to be made more flexible, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
poor payment practices,

Report urges Government to tackle poor payment practices

The Government should introduce a tougher regime to tackle larger companies who treat small businesses ‘disgracefully’ by enforcing long payment terms or paying their suppliers late, according to a new report.
CP6 contracts. Network Rail,

Network Rail reveals first CP6 contracts awards

Network Rail has announced the award of the first multi-million-pound contracts for Control Period 6 (2019-2024), worth a combined £645m.
National Building Approval,

Birmingham join National Building Approval scheme to combat crime

Birmingham City Council has joined the National Building Approval scheme to incorporate crime prevention techniques into all its new social housing developments.
construction PMI, construction output,

UK construction PMI reaches four-month high

Construction activity in November indicated a solid expansion of UK construction output as new work picked up and client demand rose, according to the latest construction PMI.
built environment

BIM, digital life, the universe and everything…

Experienced architect and designer, John Eynon argues why more construction companies need to get on board with digital construction.
Rights Issue, Kier

Kier announces launch of £264m Rights Issue

Kier Group has announced that it proposes to raise gross proceeds of approximately £264m by way of a rights issue.
prompt payment,

New prompt payment initiative to crackdown on slow paying contractors

A new prompt payment initiative to ensure all Government suppliers and subcontractors benefit from being paid on time, has been announced.
Offsite manufacturing

Offsite manufacturing: What’s stopping us?

Robert Meakin, partner at global law firm Clyde & Co examines how offsite manufacturing supported by BIM, 3D printing and AI has the potential to transform the way we build.
BIM4Housing

BIM and construction industry culture: Change for good

Andrew Carpenter of BIM4Housing discusses the cultural and behavioural changes necessary to accept the benefits of digital transformation and BIM in the construction industry.
Contractors, professional indemnity, insurance premiums,

Contractors face insurance premiums hike

Contractors are facing further rises in insurance premiums as the market continues to react to the fall-out from the Grenfell tragedy, according to brokers JLT Group.
project outcomes

Improving project outcomes through effective requirement authoring

Writing project requirements well is not as easy as you think. How do we get it right to improve outcomes? Chris Needham, BIM advisory consultant for AECOM, takes a look.
Drone technology, construction industry

Drones in Construction: What risks in taking flight?

Drone technology has been hailed as a game-changer for the construction and engineering industries. But where do the benefits come from - and what are the risks? Senior construction solicitor May Winfield explains where the law stands on drone use.
wellbeing

Heightened pressures on the construction sector threaten workforce wellbeing

Mike Blake of Willis Towers Watson discusses the impact of digital transformation, new technologies and adopting BIM on the importance of employee wellbeing.
Cavendish III

Heathrow airport to ‘revolutionise’ offsite construction sector

Heathrow airport expansion takes a further step towards revolutionising the UK’s offsite construction sector as 65 potential Logistics Hubs progress to the next stage.
voestalpine Metsec

The benefits of offsite framing – and how to maximise them

voestalpine Metsec plc's Ryan Simmonds, examines the key benefits of offsite framing, quantity, and how to make it work for a project.
Commercial waste can now bring value to businesses

Andusia Recovered Fuels Ltd sign contract with Mick George

Mick George discuss their new contract with Andusia Recovered Fuels Ltd, delivering waste to plants to generate energy and avoid UK landfill
BIM accreditation

How LR’s BIM accreditation benefited RoyalHaskoningDHV

Engineering design and project management consultancy Royal HaskoningDHV has harnessed LR’s BIM Level 2 accreditation to save time, cut costs and improve service
kier

Kier joins Highways England’s £8.7bn regional framework

Kier has been appointed to Highways England’s six-year Regional Delivery Partnership framework to deliver work across the north of England.
homeless people

Bristol housing project to provide affordable housing for young homeless

Bristol County Council has approved plans to restore an empty property into much-needed affordable housing for young homeless people 
construction

Rising costs put pressure on the construction industry

Following a weather-related boost to construction activity in Q2 of 2018, the industry has experienced modest growth; however, a rise in costs appears to be reducing profit margins,
procurement plan

MoD sets out new procurement plan for major projects

The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) is seeking to modernise its estate and establish a broader and more diverse range of suppliers, with smaller contractors set to get a larger share of its construction budget