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Construction output fell 1.9% in Great Britain in February as companies struggled with difficult site conditions amid heavy rainfall.
Paris-based construction trade show meets target of 1,000 exhibitors
Construction Briefing dives into nine of the most significant ongoing seaport construction projects, exploring their scale, cost, and the companies involved.
Swedish construction group Skanska has announced that its chief financial officer Magnus Persson is to leave the business after 18 years.
Deal with SSAB for future steel produced with almost zero carbon emissions
DUC has been launched to enhance customer productivity by utilising digital-based service technologies
Open-S will benefit the customers by simplifying the handling of attachments, says Wacker Neuson
Saudi Arabia is planning to scale down a project to build a 170km-long megacity called the Line, according to reports.
What do the CECE and FIEC manifestos tell us about what the construction industry wants from June’s European elections?
The company announced it would work on this Australian medical facility
The railroad company will commence major construction work later this year
10-storey city building in Taiwan left teetering after 7.2 magnitude quake
Danfoss Editron collaborates to introduce the first fully electric large foundation rig
In a joint study with the University of Liverpool, IES found that digital twin technology was able to reduce energy consumption
The hydrogen gen set can eliminate emissions related to ship-to-shore power
Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands has unveiled plans for a new luxury hotel tower with a sky roof and a 15,000-seater entertainment arena as part of a multi-billion-dollar expansion.
Infrastructure company Ferrovial will design ad build two photovoltaic plants capable of producing a combined 62MWp (megawatt peak) in Matalebreras, Spain.
UK-based Balfour Beatty has won a contract to build a £209 million (US$265 million) net zero prison for the Scottish Prison Service.
Can building new cities around the world help lift tens of millions of people out of poverty?
Danish contractor Munck Civil Engineering is carrying out dredging work ahead of the construction of two new airports in Greenland, with the help of a Liebherr crawler crane.
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