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Construction and concessions giant reports ‘good momentum’ across most divisions
Line between Divača and Koper will feature over 20km of tunnels and bridges
Elements of UK’s €125bn HS2 rail link could be shelved in government rethink
Interest in the use of hydrogen has soared over the past few years as the construction industry races to reduce its carbon footprint. We roundup some recent initiatives
EU to make available €7 billion for transport infrastructure projects, including deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure
Porr subsidiary Stump Spezialtiefbau ends three-year and 1.8km extension project
Peter Gerstmann, chairman of the board of management of the Zeppelin Group discusses growing opportunities for the German construction sector
Julian Leek and Mary Kanian report on the Brightline high speed rail project to Orlando International Airport.
German firm to build ‘first ever’ high-speed, electrified main and freight line in the country
Small and medium sized businesses urged to register for HS2 supply chain webinar, ahead of £25 billion worth of contract opportunities
Robbins Crossover XRE TBM achieves longest daily, weekly and monthly lengths of excavated tunnel on Turkey’s Emse-Salihli Railway Tunnel
Vinci and Gammon joint venture to expand existing Ang Mo Kio metro station on the new Cross Island Line
Modular specialist will supply 15,000sqm of buildings to high speed rail scheme
Joint venture between Ferrovial and Acciona will construct the central 11km of the new Metro West line in Sydney, Australia
Engineering consultancy wins early contract on 10-year coastal rail project
Siemens Mobility signs MoU with Free State of Bavaria to put hydrogen-powered vehicle into passenger service for 30 months
Alstom-led consortium wins contract to build long-awaited €1.2bn rail line in Greek capital
New site will provide low-emission equipment to help support contractors reduce their carbon footprint
Tech companies to provide new vehicle booking and inventory management system for JV company made up of Eiffage, Kier, Ferrovial and BAM