Civil + Structural Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

The final of three tunnel dewatering pump stations will complete a program to reduce combined sewer overflow and protect local environment Stantec, a global leader in sustainable design and engineering, has been chosen to lead design of the Southerly Tunnel Dewatering Pump Station (STDPS) for the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD). The pump station is the third and final large pump station for NEORSD’s combined sewer overflow (CSO) program, which has been in progress for 13 years.

Foundation Systems 264

Foundation Systems Project Management Collaboration Engineering 264

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Ayesa has secured a €7M (£6.1M) contract to supervise the design and construction of a section of Poland's new multi-billion Euro high-speed rail network. The post Ayesa secures £6.1M contract to supervise design and construction of new high-speed rail line in Poland appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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Civil + Structural Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Nevada State Contractors Board grants Platinum Contracting of Nevada unlimited bidding capabilities LAS VEGAS – Platinum Contracting of Nevada, an award-winning general contractor specializing in underground utilities, has been granted an Unlimited Monetary Bid Limit on behalf of the Nevada State Contractors Board. “This is another step in the right direction of solidifying our position as a key player in the competitive construction marketplace.

Contracts 130

Contracts General Contracting Specialty Contracting Project Management 130

Roads Online

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Works on four level crossing removal projects in Melton, Victoria have been fast-tracked, with construction set to begin in 2024. Removing boom gates at Coburns Road, Exford Road and Ferris Road in Melton, and at Hopkins Road in Truganina, are expected to unclog the roads for more than 73,000 vehicles each day. A new modern and accessible Melton Station will also be delivered as part of these works.

Public Works 105

Public Works Building Design Engineering 105

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New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

It came at the same time as an announcement of £21bn of investment from South Korea in the UK energy and infrastructure projects was made in an upgraded trade deal between London and Seoul was agreed. A statement from Mott MacDonald said that it will… The post Mott MacDonald to aid Korean giant in potential UK large-scale nuclear build as nations deepen ties appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Engineering 105

Engineering 105

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Network Rail has alerted suppliers that it will be looking for construction and engineering partners to join its £1.4bn Midlands Rail Hub Alliance. The post Network Rail seeks civils and construction partners in £1.4bn Midlands Rail Hub Alliance appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Engineering 104

Engineering 104

Roads Online

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Tracc Civil has been growing rapidly as a significant player in the Western Australian civil construction industry. Its work with John Deere has aided the company’s expansion. T racc Civil seeks to create a legacy in the civil construction industry. It wants to become the contractor of choice by being the most versatile contractor with the highest quality levels across multiple areas.

Structural Systems 93

Structural Systems Quality Control Change Management Cost Control 93

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Network Rail chair Lord (Peter) Hendy of Richmond Hill has said he wants the Euston Partnership Board to continue its work despite the government's decision to develop High Speed 2’s (HS2’s) Euston Station with a private Development Corporation. The post Network Rail chair hopes HS2 Euston Partnership can continue under private sector model appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Government Works 103

Government Works Engineering 103

Roads Online

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

The Northern Territory Government has awarded a $63 million design and build contract for works to upgrade facilities at the Mandorah Marine. The contract for the works has been awarded to Australian owned marine infrastructure specialist SMC Marine. Over 110 local jobs will be created through stage one of this project alone. The contract will deliver high-quality marine facilities at Mandorah, upgrading connectivity and community infrastructure in one of the Territory’s most important regions.

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Government Works Infrastructure Development Public Works Contracts 82

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Construction Management

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

New technology has a huge amount to offer the engineering sector. Our industry has in the past – fairly or unfairly – been viewed as slow to adopt new tools with which to design and deliver projects. The post A culture of error avoidance will help us get the most from new tech appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Engineering 102

Engineering 102

Construction News

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

A key report has warned that the industry is “not on track” to improve energy efficiency in millions of homes – but minister Nusrat Ghani failed to acknowledge the warning in the document’s foreword. In its seventh quarterly report of the Construct Zero Performance Framework,… The post Minister ignores CLC warning over energy-efficiency target appeared first on Construction News.

Energy Efficiency 59

Energy Efficiency Sustainability 59

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Despite Everton FC’s recent 10 point deduction for falling afoul of Premier League financial rules, construction of the club’s new stadium continues apace, as displayed in a new drone tour. The post Everton Stadium | Drone tour shows scale of work completed to date appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Engineering 100

Engineering 100

Construction News

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

GMI Construction Group is set to build a 37,000 square metre industrial hub in the West Midlands. The Birmingham-based firm has been awarded a contract to deliver the £32.9m Urban 8 Logistics Park in the King’s Norton district of the city. Investor Tristan Capital Partners,… The post Birmingham contractor lands £33m industrial scheme appeared first on Construction News.

Contracts 59

Contracts 59

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Material Storage

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

A tailored digital toolkit for the measurement of embodied carbon of airport buildings and infrastructure assets could influence decisions on future projects. The post AtkinsRéalis toolkit to benchmark embodied carbon of airport assets appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Engineering 100

Engineering 100

Buildern

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

The construction industry is a risk-intensive business, where owners have to make sure that their investment is secure while contractors are trying to maximize their profit margins. Considering the sensitive nature of construction projects, where each party has its own vested interests, each of them also tries to add more layers of security for their benefit.

General Contracting 52

General Contracting Land Use Regulations Project Management Consulting Public Works 52

New Civil Engineer

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Network Rail has awarded contracts worth £61.5M for the East Kilbride Enhancement Project, which will deliver track electrification and station upgrades. The post £61.5M of rail contracts awarded for East Kilbride enhancement project appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Contracts 91

Contracts Engineering 91

iField Smart

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Requests for Information (RFIs) are an essential part of any construction project, and sub-contractors play a crucial role in ensuring that the process runs smoothly. RFIs are used to clarify and document information related to the construction project, and they are an essential tool for sub-contractors to communicate with the general contractor (GC) and other members of the project team.

Risk Management 52

Risk Management Project Management Construction Management Schedule Management 52

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Roads Online

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Material supplied by TRT TRT has launched its latest advancement in its Central Tyre Inflation System (CTI), the new Traction Air® EM Series. Traction Air®, was introduced over two decades ago to address the unique challenges posed by the rugged Australian Outback. Today, it stands tall as an integral part of more than 4,000 vehicles primarily across New Zealand and Australia.

Controls Manufacturing 52

Controls Manufacturing Quality Control Facility Management Cost Control 52

Construction News

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Rebecca Hartshorn is the national framework director at John Sisk & Son The UK could easily find itself in a period of tumultuous politics in the near future, but it’s vitally important that public sector projects are able to continue as normally as possible. The… The post Contractors can help the public sector get projects off the ground appeared first on Construction News.

Sustainability 52

Sustainability 52

Roads Online

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Aveng Group, an international engineering-led contractor focused on infrastructure, resources and contract mining has announced impending changes for its executive management team. The company has announced that Sean Flanagan, the Group Chief Executive Officer, will retire as CEO with effect from 1 March 2024. Scott Cummins, currently the CEO of Aveng’s largest subsidiary, McConnell Dowell Corporation Ltd, will succeed Flanagan as Aveng Group CEO.

Change Management 52

Change Management Project Management Contracts Construction Management 52

Construction Placements

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

CNC Milling In Construction: 14 Benefits And Applications CNC milling offers construction pros precision & accuracy for big projects. Discover the benefits of computer-programmed milling for construction. The post CNC Milling In Construction: 14 Benefits And Applications appeared first on ConstructionPlacements.

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Construction Machinery Construction Equipment Engineering 52

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Construction News

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

Competent fire-safety professionals could become overloaded with work due to delays in upskilling the profession, leading to safety risks, according to a senior industry professional. Nick Pickles, systems and assurance leader for passive fire protection at Laing O’Rourke, delivered the stark warning during a panel… The post Skills gap could lead to fire-safety risks, expert says appeared first on Construction News.

Fire Protection Systems 52

Fire Protection Systems 52

Construction News

NOVEMBER 23, 2023

A court has ordered the total demolition of an unfinished block of flats in Northamptonshire following legal action by the local council. Michigan Construction has been told to pull down a six-storey building in Job’s Yard, Kettering, due to concerns the structure breaches planning and… The post Court orders total demolition of controversial block appeared first on Construction News.

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