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Civil damage claims served in Austrian cartel case
Civil damage claims totalling € 108 million have been filed against leading elevator and escalator companies in Austria follo ...more
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UNEP team criticise Sochi 2014 construction
A UNEP report criticises Russia for failing to monitor the effects of several construction projects for the 2014 Winter Olymp ...more
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Contract finalised for Heathrow's T2
HETCo, a joint venture between Ferrovial Agroman and Laing O'Rourke has signed a UK£ 800 million (€ 877 million) deal with BA ...more
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UK government proposes high-speed rail link
200 km London to Birmingham line could cut journey times to just 49 minutes ...more
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Second half bounce-back for Heijmans
Financial restructuring and focus on the Netherlands drives improvements. ...more
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Bilfinger Berger appoints external experts
Leading academic to review construction management processes, while a second will inspect foundations similar to those that a ...more
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Design revealed for new International Criminal Court HQ
The design for the new International Criminal Court (ICC) headquarters in The Hague has been revealed by Scandinavian archite ...more
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UK construction sees –11% fall
Recession is worse than that of the mid-1970s says Construction Products Association. ...more
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Positive performance from Balfour Beatty
Balfour Beatty reported a strong performance for the full year 2009 with pre-tax profits up +7 % to UK£ 267 million (€ 295 mi ...more
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Concessions growth for Vinci
Revenues from operating roads helped offset a fall in contracting work last year. ...more
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VDMA sees +5% growth for 2010
German construction equipment manufacturers see growth in Asia and expect a confidence boost from Bauma. ...more
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Dublin design - Steve Skinner reports on the widening of the M50 motorway
Widening Ireland’s busiest motorway has proved to be an inspiration for the Atkins design and engineering consultancy. ...more
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Operator Aware: Comfort and safety issues in the wheeled loaders sector.
Meeting the next stage of engine emissions legislation is the top priority for manufacturers of wheeled loaders. However, imp ...more
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Offices with élan: the Filadelfie is the latest addition to Prague's skyline
The 17 storey Filadelfie, the latest addition to Prague's Central Business District, features an unusual floor plan. ...more
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VIDEO: New bridge for London 2012 rowing and canoe venue
A new bridge has been lifted into place at the Eton College Rowing Centre at Dorney Lake near Windsor ahead of the London 201 ...more
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VIDEO: London 2012's Olympic Stadium raises the roof
London's 2012 Olympic Stadium has reached another construction milestone as the cable net roof is lifted into place, ensur ...more
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VIDEO: RMD innovation helps TT2 deliver Tyne Tunnel
Work is progressing on the Tyne Tunnel, UK where formwork and falsework manufacturer RMD Kwikform is helping main contractor ...more
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Optimistic outlook: Opportunities for underground utility installation across Europe.
Opportunities for constructing underground utilities across Europe will increase as the economy starts to stabilise. An incre ...more
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Pushing power: The latest trends in the breakers sector. Becca Wilkins reports.
Manufacturing hydraulic breakers with increased output power and lower operating costs remains the focus in the current econo ...more
