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Dispelling myths around total cost of ownership for those considering battery-powered equipment

EPC Qatar contract for Saipem

The number of new building permits issued in Qatar surged by 36% in July 2024, as the Gulf state showed signs of emerging from its post-World-Cup slowdown

Austrian construction contractor Strabag saw its output hit a record of �19.1 billion (US$20.5 billion) in 2023 despite a cooldown in the sector.

Costs for controversial FIFA World Cup host revealed

Thousands of workers working on projects for the World Cup are believed to have been killed or injured

Many of the world’s biggest football clubs are currently overhauling their famous stadia. From Spain’s Real Madrid and Italy’s AC Milan to the venues for the upcoming controversial Fifa World Cup in Qatar, we take a look at some of the more innovative construction projects in the football world.

Mammoet CEO will use CATME speech to argue that renewable energy facilities have to be built “a lot faster�

Stadium now open and will host games at the Fifa World Cup next year

Large equipment deals will see manufacturer deliver over 200 machines to Asia, the Middle East and Africa by the end of 2021

Agreement between Mammoet UAE and Offshore Support and Logistics Services Company to target Gulf Cooperation Council region

Moutaz Al-Khayyat, Chairman of UrbaCon Trading and Contracting, talks about the impact of Covid-19 on Qatar and the country’s future projects

Despite problems caused by Covid-19, large-scale project gets the green light

Covid-19, a weak oil market, and contracting non-oil sectors threaten construction’s growth

New R-Series B730 backhoe loader intended to help Bobcat gain market share in region

Towers scheduled for completion in May 2021 in time for FIFA World Cup

Bentley Systems� STAAD.Pro helped in the efficient design of US$260 million high rise

Floating hotels to be built to provide accommodation for 2022 FIFA World Cup

Qatar is set to abolish system which often leads to exploitation of migrant construction workers

Gulf Coast II Petrochemical plant will contain the world’s biggest ethylene cracker