This month’s round up of partnerships and mergers in the engineering sector from all over the world features a variety of initiatives that will provide forward-thinking future developments.
Erecting a “mega tent” over a constrained work site above Paddington station has enabled Balfour Beatty to carry out renewal on a 112-year-old bridge in industrial-like conditions, a senior engineer on the project has told NCE.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (DCWW) has appointed Arup, AtkinsRéalis, Mott MacDonald and Stantec to its £160M engineering consultancy services framework for the eighth asset management period (AMP8), between 2025 and 2030.
Floating wind farms are becoming ever more viable, opening up new possibilities for renewable energy from the sea.
Arup has been chosen to lead a multidisciplinary team that will work on the next stage of designs for upgrading Stratford station and the surrounding area in London.
The world’s widest multi-tower cable-stayed bridge, designed by Arup, has opened in Xi’an in central China.
Glasgow City Council and Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) have chosen consultancy partners in a £20M framework to aid in making an investment case for the £15bn Clyde Metro.
Arup and Foster + Partners have revealed their latest designs for the first four stations of the California High-Speed Rail.
Arup, Binnies and JBA have been appointed to a new £30M Natural Resources Wales (NRW) framework to provide water consultancy services.
3D printing technology could be deployed for bridge construction, but there are still some factors hindering its adoption.
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