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Austrian contractor Strabag has acquired sustainable building materials manufacturer Naporo Klima Dämmstoff for an undisclosed sum.
Paris, dubbed the City of Light, hosts the Intermat construction show this week (24-27 April) after a six-year-long absence.
Event to be held in new location
See which company has contracted with the Norwegian government on this one-of-a-kind project
Just how important will the next generation of engineers be for the built environment?
Volvo Construction Equipment reveals its financial results for Q1, 2024
Engineering firm wins contract to install electrics and instruments at Hinkley Point C nuclear plant
UK-based engineering company BGEN has won an £84 million (US$104.8 million) deal to install electrical and instrumentation packages on the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant in Somerset.
Vinci’s airports concessions business has acquired a majority shareholding in the company that owns the freehold of Edinburgh Airport for £1.3 billion (US1.6 billion).
Arcadis 2024 International Construction Costs report reveals the costliest cities to build in for the construction sector
The company announced it was contracted by this Norway naval base
The company has promoted a director to a new role
Swedish firm gets more work on railway scheme
Stay ahead with ‘smart project management’
London is currently the most expensive city in the world in which to build, pipping Geneva in Switzerland to take the top spot in the 2024 Arcadis International Construction Costs (ICC) report.
US pharmaceutical company plans for less-costly build
Presentation at Off-Highway Conference/Power Progress Summit will cover used equipment
Thiess to continue support work at Australian mining site for another six years
The University of Southern Florida is bringing in a new builder for its athletic field renovation
Over 100 contractors from around the world have gathered at Saudi Arabia’s Neom to be briefed on the progress of construction works and future opportunities in the special economic zone.
French construction giant Vinci has seen its €1.6 billion (US$1.7 billion) request for damages after the cancellation of an airport project rejected by a French court.
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