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Innovation in asphalt chip-spreading

21 Sep 18 A collaborative research project has resulted in a newer, safer type of asphalt chip-spreader. David Taylor reports

CAN-do attitude on Heads of the Valleys

21 Sep 18 Specialised soil-nailing and rock-bolting techniques are being used extensively to reinforce embankments on the A465 road improvement project in south Wales. David Taylor reports

Back to the drawing board

21 Sep 18 ArcelorMittal, one of the world’s largest steel producers, has taken a proactive approach to stimulating demand by developing what it heralds as a radical re-boot for building design. Jim Simpson reports

Flood defence project trials cleaner fuel

21 Sep 18 Jackson Civil Engineering has taken its first delivery of Shell GTL fuel, as part of a trial to find a cleaner burning alternative to diesel.

Belgians combine wind and mussel farming

21 Sep 18 A consortium of Belgian companies and researchers has concluded that tasty mussels can be cultivated around wind turbine foundations.

BAM wins Swiss research centre

21 Sep 18 BAM has won the construction contract for a biosciences laboratory and research centre in Basel, Switzerland.

Mace chosen for £180m Olympic East Village housing

20 Sep 18 Mace has been contracted to build a development of 524 new flats for private rental in the new East Village neighbourhood, next to London’s Olympic Park.

Fitter fatally burned by confined space angle grinding

20 Sep 18 Yorkshire Water Services Ltd has been fined more than £700,000 after a fitter suffered fatal burns when his clothing was ignited by sparks.

Kier confident of debt reduction plan

20 Sep 18 A bullish end of financial year report from Kier today sets out to scotch City speculation about the company’s viability.

Rail review looks at reuniting track and trains

20 Sep 18 The government has commissioned a review of the structure of the railway network operating structure in the UK, after persistent failures of train operating companies.

Morgan Sindall signed for Shoreditch school and leisure centre

20 Sep 18 Morgan Sindall has been selected as preferred bidder for the first phase of Hackney Council’s mixed-use community development.

Migration report prompts industry outcry

19 Sep 18 A report to government with recommendations for a post-Brexit immigration framework makes extensive exemptions for agriculture but no special treatment for the construction industry.

US high-speed rail project changes hands

18 Sep 18 There has been a change in ownership of a project to develop a high-speed rail project linking Southern California and Las Vegas.

Hochtief team closes $750m New Zealand prison deal

18 Sep 18 A consortium led by two Hochteif companies has reached contractual close on a public-private partnership to build a prison in New Zealand.

Operational contract awarded for Riyadh Metro

18 Sep 18 Alstom and Hitachi group company Ansaldo STS have won a 12-year contract to provide operation and maintenance services for four of the six metro lines under construction in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

HyperloopTT moves forward with regulatory framework

18 Sep 18 Initial safety requirements, certification guidelines and an insurance framework have been produced for planned high-speed transport services being developed by Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HyperloopTT).

Heathrow longlists 37 bright ideas

18 Sep 18 Heathrow has revealed the longlist of 37 companies progressing to the next round in its search for expansion Innovation Partners.

Former Severfield boss joins Billington board

18 Sep 18 Ian Lawson, who stood down from the board of Severfield in January 2018 after nearly a year’s sick leave, has now re-emerged as chairman of rival structural steel group Billington.

Coalition forges successor to SummitSkills

18 Sep 18 Three trade associations in the building services sector have joined forces to oversee vocational training in electrical contracting and plumbing.

Electricians endure late payments and rising costs

18 Sep 18 A survey of electrical contractors reveals a picture of rising costs and continuing delays in getting invoices settled.

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