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European Construction federation fears cost increases for companies and clients
A contractor and a former contract manager for the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) have both received prison terms for their roles in a bid-rigging and bribery scheme.
ECR25 compact excavator brought in by helicopter to aid iconic cable car project
H964 hydrogen internal combustion prototype shown at ConExpo/IFPE 2023
Allplan and Solibri were used to create a detailed model of the bridge
Glencar awarded €140 million contract for Vantage’s six-storey technology hub
2023 first quarter financials indicate company on track to hit 20% growth target
Chris Sleight, Managing Director, Off-Highway Research, on equipment sales in 2022 and what the future holds
China is to test the feasibility of constructing buildings on the moon using 3D printing.
Russian nuclear development agency Rosatom has gained a licence to build Russia’s first land-based small modular reactor (SMR).
Forth Engineering, based in Cumbria in the UK, has built a remote-controlled ‘rescue robot’ designed to be sent into disaster zones and controlled remotely.
SSAB Zero has zero fossil carbon emissions
Will promote benefits of rental and employment opportunities
More than 2,000 tier 2 contracts have been awarded to UK businesses
Thomas Harring speaks to Construction Technology deputy editor, Catrin Jones, on Hexagon’s recently released whitepaper
The US$5.25 billion initiative, dubbed the ‘New Delta,’ will ensure access to sustainable water resources
A consortium between Vinci’s Dragados Offshore subsidiary and Siemens Energy has won a contract to design, build and install three offshore wind farm energy converter platforms in the North Sea.
The US government has recommended $562 million in funding for nearly 150 flooding resilience projects across 30 coastal states and territories.
Paul Douglas, Managing Director, Rokbak, on how alternative power will change how both OEMS and dealers do business
Some contracting authorities in European construction markets are struggling to check and verify abnormally low bids from third-country bidders, a new report has found.
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