Fugro has won a year-long contract worth £6.8M to conduct seabed investigations in the Norwegian fjords for a project which could see the world’s first submerged floating bridge.
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Deck collapse bridge finally opens
The new A57 road and lifting bridge at Barton in Greater Manchester has opened, 18 months after the bridge’s deck partially collapsed during testing.
Consultation opens on Third Menai Crossing
An Aecom-led consultation on the Third Menai Crossing has opened, with the public urged to look at four options for a crossing over the Menai Strait.
Boris Johnson summonsed for Garden Bridge grilling
Former London mayor Boris Johnson is to face questioning over his role in the Garden Bridge fiasco, the first time the London Assembly has ever summonsed a previous mayor.
Smart vision could prevent bridge strikes
A hi-tech, low-cost system to prevent bridge strikes has been created by researchers at the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Smart Infrastructure.
Final snagging works on Queensferry Crossing planned
A final five day programme of work has been planned for the Queensferry Crossing to allow the maximum speed limit to be increased to the full 70mph.
Forth Road Bridge enters final phase of repairs
Spencer Group has begun the final phase of repairs on the Forth Road Bridge after one of the truss end links, a key part of the structure, failed closing the bridge for three weeks in 2015.
Cowi to advise on Montenegro highways project
Consulting engineer Cowi has been appointed bridge and tunnel advisor for the Smokovac-Uvac-Matesevo section of Montenegro’s Bar-Boljare highway project.
Video | World’s first 3D printed, prefab concrete bicycle bridge
The world’s first fully 3D printed, prefab concrete bicycle bridge has officially opened.
Hunt for Thames bridge contractor postponed
A design and build contractor for the Rotherhithe to Canary Wharf bridge in east London will not be appointed this autumn as previously thought after Transport for London (TfL) changed its consents strategy for the scheme.