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Birmingham City University joins £1.2m AI research to overhaul construction cost...
Birmingham City University (BCU) has secured a £1.2m AI research project in partnership with London South Bank University and Leeds Beckett University to save billions in construction costs.
Engineering company implements IoT technology to slash carbon footprint
Steel fabrication and construction services company AJ Engineering has introduced IoT technology to help manage its carbon footprint and improve efficiency across its operations.
Industry calls for clear direction from Scottish Government on the Just...
BE-ST and the CLF have released a report calling for clear direction and action from the Scottish Government on the just transition.
National cyber-physical ecosystem will align digital and physical infrastructures
Nearly 200 delegates gathered for the launch of a new community designed to encourage a cross-sector approach to the future development of a cyber-physical ecosystem in the UK and beyond.
Survey on diversity in UK built environment sees more women, but...
The UK built environment diversity survey also found that it is over six times harder for ethnic minorities to be hired over their white counterparts.
Costain secures £1.4m contract to drive decarbonisation across UK transport infrastructure
Costain has been awarded four contracts worth £1.4m under the Department for Transport’s (DfT) Specialist Technical and Commercial Advice for Rail and Other Transport Modes (STARThree) Framework.
Planning systems for business: 2023 and beyond
A new report from the British Chambers of Commerce calls on the government to unlock the planning system to boost investment.
Futurebuild 2024: A glimpse into the unmissable event for a sustainable...
As the built environment anticipates its most influential gathering of innovators and collaborators, Futurebuild 2024 is gearing up for its 18th year, set to take place at London’s ExCeL from March 5–7, 2024.
Contractors with unpaid invoices subject to public work ban, says chancellor
Companies bidding for government contracts worth over £5m must demonstrate they pay all invoices within 55 days, or face a public work ban.
ECITB announces £1m investment in regional construction skills hubs
The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has announced an investment of £1m for regional construction skills hubs over the next two years.
How can construction companies respond to greenwashing?
New regulations in the UK and abroad signal mounting scrutiny of the misleading practice of greenwashing. Alex Minett, head of global new markets at CHAS, looks at what these changes are and how businesses can respond.
Tilbury Douglas completes redevelopment of the James Parson Building
Tilbury Douglas has completed the construction of new pharmaceutical facilities at the James Parson Building at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU).
‘Zero chance’ to achieving housing targets without MMC, says Top Hat...
Top Hat chair Carl Leaver spoke before the House of Lords on goverment plans for standardised MMC, housing targets and the skills shortage.
Smart Data Discovery Challenge: driving innovation for data solutions
The Smart Data Discovery Challenge has been created to drive innovation in data solutions for individuals and small businesses.
Morgan Sindall completes Nottingham Central Library interior fit-out
The completion of Nottingham Central Library is a step closer as Morgan Sindall completes interior fit-out and refurbishment work.
Morgan Sindall delivers £20.7m National Highways depot project
Morgan Sindall has installed new depots that will bring together National Highways staff, traffic officers, contractors, and key partners.
Sheffield City Council delivers first ‘net zero in operation’ council homes
Sheffield’s first ‘net zero in operation’ council homes were lifted into position at the Duffield Place site in Woodseats in August.
Morgan Sindall completes construction of Millside Spencer Academy
Morgan Sindall Construction has completed the construction of Millside Spencer Academy in Nottinghamshire, providing much-needed school spaces for the local community.
Tilbury Douglas completes £20.5m expansion of Aintree University Hospital
Tilbury Douglas has completed the £20.5m expansion of the Emergency Department and theatre suite at Aintree University Hospital for the Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
LHC invites contractors to shape eco-friendly N9 framework
LHC Procurement Group (LHC) is seeking contractors to take part in an initiative to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions in the UK’s public sector buildings and social housing.
How can construction software help to beat economic uncertainty?
As the cost-of-living crisis and volatile interest rates continue to take their toll on the construction industry, Bluebeam explores how construction software can help SMEs amidst economic uncertainty.
Procure Partnerships Framework unveils 87 contractors for largest-ever UK framework
The Procure Partnerships Framework has recently named 87 contractors for its second-generation National Framework.
How beneficial have regulations been in building a responsible construction payment...
As the government’s Payment Practices & Performance Regulations are set to expire on 6 April 2024, Payapps reflect on how the beneficial regulations have been in building a more responsible construction payment culture.
Atkins secures place on £1.6bn NHS HPCCAS framework
Atkins has been chosen for the £1.6bn HPCCAS NHS Shared Business Services framework, which will be active until 2027.
BAM gets greenlight to redevelop the Forest of Dean’s Five Acres...
The Forest of Dean District Council has asked BAM to work on their new Five Acres site, with work due to commence soon.
Suppliers revealed for new Pagabo M&E framework worth £545m
Suppliers appointed to the latest Pagabo M&E framework include Seddon, Tilbury Douglas Engineering and Hands on Mechanical.