Network Rail Property has submitted an outline mastrerplan to regenerate a 12ha brownfield site in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park site in East London into an integrated rail freight logistics hub.
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Exceptional design is achieved at the threshold between above and below ground infrastructure
It is at the threshold between above and below ground infrastructure that exceptional design is achieved.
Wars in Ukraine and Gaza raise UK infrastructure cyber threat level
The UK’s critical national infrastructure (CNI) “could be left dangerously exposed” if managers don’t respond appropriately to the increasing threat of cyber attack due to tensions between the UK and Russia, China and Iran, officials have confirmed.
NAO: Much work needed to ensure statutory biodiversity net gain is delivered
There is “doubt” about whether local authorities will be able to lead the implementation of rules around statutory biodiversity net gain (BNG), according to a report from the National Audit Office (NAO).
British Steel wins contract to provide track for 286km high-speed line in Türkiye
British Steel has won a multi-million-pound contract to supply rail for a new 286km high-speed railway line in Türkiye.
Associated British Ports starts 170,000m3 capital dredge for Lowestoft Eastern Energy Facility
Associated British Ports (ABP) and its contractor McLaughlin & Harvey have started capital dredging of the outer harbour and channel approaches at the Lowestoft Eastern Energy Facility (LEEF).
At some point, construction gave up on customer service – but it’s far from a lost cause
Seeing the construction sector enter Q2 of 2024 with renewed optimism has been incredibly uplifting. However, given the conversations we repeatedly hear from suppliers and contractors across the supply chain, I’m concerned about the industry’s ability to maintain positive momentum. Here’s why.
Neom | Reported killings ordered by Saudi met by silence from civil engineering firms on project
Reports that Saudi Arabia authorised use of lethal force against civilians standing in the way of its linear city The Line have been met by silence from civil engineering firms involved in the project.
Environment Agency appoints consultants to £70M framework for mapping climate event data
The Environment Agency has appointed Aecom, Atkinsréalis, Jacobs, JBA Consulting, Mott MacDonald and WSP Binnies JV to its 2024 Mapping and Modelling Framework (MMF) to aid in decision making related to climate events.
The future of offshore weather insights for offshore civils
Accurate weather prediction plays a crucial role in mitigating the unpredictability of the offshore environment. For civil engineers working in these locations, understanding wind speeds, currents, and the dynamics of waves is critical.