News
Collaboration as a consequence of COVID-19.
Government to bail out rebar firm.
Scottish homebuilders getting high levels of interest.
Fuel cell powered excavator developed.
Construction site canteens in England can now open under revised SOP.
Infrastructure Intelligence, July 1
Research looks at Development Consent Order planning process.
The new deal for infrastructure, June 30
Government announces plans for new building projects.
CIOB, RICS, RIBA and others review definition of 'value' in construction.
Air pollution could make COVID-19 worse.
HS2 making new push for construction jobs.
UK Builders Declaration, June 30
Group releases statement regarding commitment to address climate change.
Highways England reminds drivers to secure materials being transported.
Construction Enquirer, June 30
New rules would allow vacant commercial premises to be converted into housing.
Featured articles
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Expert commentary and insight.
Guidance offered for stained glass window maintenance.
Define need before determining viability.
Adding civility to civil engineering
Framework examines social value of projects.
An open ended procurement method
RfX or Request for [fill in the blank].
Outsourcing method to procure and manage supplies.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is an outstanding achievement.
Buildings of the interwar years. Book review.
Protecting irreplaceable heritage
Ireland’s climate change sectoral adaptation plan.
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