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Drawings, programmes and snagging lists are all in the cloud. But proof that operatives understood the RAMS is still a biro on a clipboard
MPs are calling on the government to allow councils to use unspent Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funds to repair roads. In a new report, the
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Network Rail has said it intends to award £650m of upgrade works to the AtkinsRéalis, Laing O’Rourke and VolkerRail alliance delivering the £6.6bn East
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Young Fishers Gain Loan Access Alongside BIM Vessel Grants Afloat
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Montana Needs About 3,700 Construction Hires a Year as Older Workers Leave the Trades. At 65, Staying on the Job Could Make Waiting Until 70 Much More Valuable 24/7 Wall St.
Blackford Capital’s Habco acquires century-old Virginia electrical contractor EG Middleton PE Hub
As the first part of a transformative, multiphase downtown revitalization, this historic 1915 opera house underwent a year-long renovation and addition
A hyperscale data center’s need for high-capacity service gave rise to the Aiken Sage Mill program, with the customer’s energization date setting the pace.
Four Wärtsilä reciprocating engines producing a combined 72 MW now form a microgrid for south Tampa that will maintain power.
Marked as one of the largest projects ever completed by the state of North Carolina, the campus consolidates thousands of state employees into a single purpose-built facility.
Building two structures simultaneously on a constrained, active site required tight coordination with structural and concrete partners to align foundations, steel erection and precast installation.
The 223,000-sq-ft, six-story tower at UNC Health Blue Ridge in Morganton connects to an existing bed tower via a connector bridge, but the bridge’s foundations sit inside the active emergency department and laboratory.
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