National Highways has launched a competition for architectural and civil engineering firms to design a low-carbon footbridge over the A127 in Essex as part of the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) project.
Esh Construction has completed the restoration of the Grade II listed Stamford Bridge in East Yorkshire two weeks ahead of schedule.
The world’s widest multi-tower cable-stayed bridge, designed by Arup, has opened in Xi’an in central China.
The construction of High Speed 2 (HS2) has seen recent success with the completion of two important beam lifts for a road bridge in Buckinghamshire and a bridge over the West Coast Main Line in Kenilworth.
The M25 was reopened seven hours ahead of schedule last night, 14 July, following its third full weekend closure as part of the £317M junction 10 upgrade in Surrey.
Rope access engineers have been shown on video conducting restoration activities at Glenfinnan viaduct by civils contractor AmcoGiffen for Network Rail.
Construction of four 16m high piers is now complete on High Speed 2’s (HS2’s) 150m long Curzon 2 viaduct, which will take high-speed trains in and out of Birmingham.
The Planning Inspectorate has ruled that National Highways does not have to remove the concrete infill from beneath a 100-year-old bridge in Norfolk, going against the local council’s order.
Sections of a new £16M cable supported Kepax Bridge in Worcester are being craned into position this week.
Ground investigation works have commenced at the site of a proposed £24.5M pedestrian and cycle bridge across the River Lagan in Belfast, the Northern Ireland Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has confirmed.
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