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UK airport creates new geospatial platform with GIS
The geospatial platform is said to contain critical infrastructure information spanning the 70-year history of the airport
Agreements to integrate Topcon technology into solutions from Bentley Systems and Worldsensing
The solutions are available for commercial use in the United States, Canada, Australia and EMEA
India’s first locally produced electric dump truck
Electric dump truck has a payload capacity of 70 tonnes
Construction stakeholders invited to FIEC Construction Manifesto for Action
Event includes a discussion about the impact of construction policies, as well as an overview of the main challenges for the sector 
Vinci’s request for €1.6bn in damages over cancelled airport job rejected
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.
CECE: The sustainable reindustrialisation of Europe should be a key priority
CECE calls on EU to deliver legislation that will prioritise reindustrialisation
Heavy rain hampers construction output in Great Britain
Construction output fell 1.9% in Great Britain in February as companies struggled with difficult site conditions amid heavy rainfall.
Over 1,000 exhibitors for Intermat
Paris-based construction trade show meets target of 1,000 exhibitors 
9 of the world’s biggest seaport projects under construction
Construction Briefing dives into nine of the most significant ongoing seaport construction projects, exploring their scale, cost, and the companies involved.
Skanska’s CFO to depart after 18 years
Swedish construction group Skanska has announced that its chief financial officer Magnus Persson is to leave the business after 18 years.
OEM opens new uptime centre that utilises digital tech
DUC has been launched to enhance customer productivity by utilising digital-based service technologies
Plans to build Saudi Arabia’s 170km linear city the Line ‘scaled back’
Saudi Arabia is planning to scale down a project to build a 170km-long megacity called the Line, according to reports.
What the construction industry wants from the European elections
What do the CECE and FIEC manifestos tell us about what the construction industry wants from June’s European elections?
CPB Contractors wins works on AUS$1 billion hospital project
The company announced it would work on this Australian medical facility
Amtrak signs AECOM-Jacobs JV for US$6bn tunnel project
The railroad company will commence major construction work later this year
Building the ‘world’s first’ fully electric large foundation rig
Danfoss Editron collaborates to introduce the first fully electric large foundation rig
Digital twin tech reduces energy consumption by 23% in UK university study
In a joint study with the University of Liverpool, IES found that digital twin technology was able to reduce energy consumption
Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands to start construction of hotel tower and 15,000-seat arena by 2025
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.
Ferrovial to design and build 62MW solar plants in Spain
Infrastructure company Ferrovial will design ad build two photovoltaic plants capable of producing a combined 62MWp (megawatt peak) in Matalebreras, Spain.
Balfour Beatty locks up £209 million net zero prison deal
UK-based Balfour Beatty has won a contract to build a £209 million (US$265 million) net zero prison for the Scottish Prison Service.
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