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Project receives US presidential permit for freight rail connecting Laredo, Texas, and Monterrey, Mexico
The 鈥榳orld鈥檚 tallest鈥� mass timber high-rise is under construction less than 1 mile from the current record-holder
Sweden-based contractor Peab will settle its complaint against a multinational real estate company
Reciprocal trade agreement brings benefits on high speed rail HS2 and other projects in the UK
UK government plans to limit immigration could worsen the skills shortages in Scotland鈥檚 construction sector
Set out in the newly published 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy, the programme includes funding commitments covering transport, energy, housing, education, health, and digital connectivity
Hexagon is spinning off a new company by combining its own divisions
Offering oversubscribed six times over, said French company
鈥疘nvestors back new tech to cut labour, speed up builds, and reduce costs
Risk advisor and insurance broker Marsh has announced the launch of a new insurance facility
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Swedish company Mips eyes growing demand in construction for protection from brain injuries
Michael Gomes, vice president of global sustainability and CSR at Topcon Positioning Systems, explains how contractors can extract long-term value from ESG data, improve efficiency, and meet growing sustainability expectations
AtkinsR茅alis starts partnership with BWT Alpine Formula One Team in time for Canadian Grand Prix
Two firms win deal to build 鈧�80 million National System Control Centre
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As Europe faces urgent digital and green transitions, EFCA鈥檚 Future Leaders Competition highlights the young engineers leading the charge
Where is technology giant Amazon building its next two data centres?
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Construction Briefing analyses the Yellow Table over time to come up with new insights
The deal sees Zeppelin assume responsibility for all Cat equipment and services in the two countries, previously handled by Dutch firm Pon Holdings
Production boost at three international sites aims to reduce emissions and localise supply chains
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Expanding global regulations now demand stricter chemical controls, substance tracking, and life cycle assessments. How can manufacturers keep up?