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Porr signs Poland’s largest railway contract
Austria’s largest contactor has secured a €285 million railway contract, stretching 70km in Poland
Saudi group wins €1.1 billion Bulgarian gas contract
Arkad will construct a 474km pipeline to aid the supply of Russian natural gas to Central Europe
Kier reports pre-tax loss of €276 million
UK-based contractor blames poor results on costs associated with the restructuring of its operations
LafargeHolcim increases spend on carbon footprint
Swiss material producer sets aside €145 million to reduce its carbon footprint in Europe
Joint venture awarded €1 billion HS2 contract
Despite a review and fears of HS2 cancellation, Balfour Beatty and Vinci Systra win infrastructure job
Mecalac celebrates 60 year backhoe landmark
The company’s backhoe was originally licensed under Massey Ferguson in 1959
Eurovia JV win Prague rail project
A contract worth €120 million has been awarded to upgrade stretch of railway in Czech Republic
Delays for Kazakhstan space launch pad
Delays on horizon for Bayterek launch pad, causing fear that construction won’t start until 2020
CE Barometer and finance August 2019
The markets have been up and down of late, but with the holiday period drawing to a close, businesses will hope work picks up
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Plans for Malta’s Tigné Point submitted
Two new buildings are said to complete the development project and provide access link to historic site
CE September podcast 2019
The September edition of the Construction Europe podcast is now available
Big Carl ready for action
One week remains until Sarens’ largest crane, the SGC-250, carries out the first lift of its four-year stint at Hinkley Point C
Axing HS2 could hike future UK project costs
Contractors say scrapping €100bn rail line could affect pricing on new infrastructure contracts
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White Paper discusses record equipment sales
Why did worldwide construction equipment sales hit a record high last year?
Which regions and countries enjoyed the strongest growth?
Which types of equipment sold in the highest numbers?
What are the most valuable sectors?
What will the coming years hold for the industry?
Download this free 20-page White Paper from Off-Highway Research, the preeminent global authority on global construction equipment markets, for the answers to these questions and more.
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White Paper discusses record equipment sales
Why did worldwide construction equipment sales hit a record high last year?
Which regions and countries enjoyed the strongest growth?
What will the coming years hold for the industry?
Download this free 20-page White Paper from Off-Highway Research for the answers to these questions and more.
Denmark’s railway to get digital twin
Dutch engineering company Fugro to create virtual model of entire rail network
Top 10 European construction companies 2019
Construction Europe announces its list of top contractors based on their reported 2018 revenue figures
Assystem’s half-year revenues up 14.1%
France-based nuclear engineering company reports revenue of €246 million for the first half of 2019
Steer launches remote control tech
Norwegian technology company introduces new cloud-based system for construction equipment
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Surveying & BIM: Working as one
Building information modelling (BIM) is seeing increased uptake, and companies are fine-tuning their software
Compact loaders: miniature muscle
As the compact loader delivers greater capability, demand for this machine continues to grow
Foundations: Strength in depth
In the demanding area of deep foundations, options for equipment and technology are many and varied
Electric and hybrid: Sparking a new era
Engines: redlines or flatlines? What does the future hold for the beating heart of machine power?
Pumps: Dewatering tech for the 21st century
Dewatering pumps for construction are both more sophisticated and more robust than their predecessors
Crushing and Screening: Turning costs to profit
Electric drive units, transportability and simple OS are all part of a new generation of crushing and screening equipment.
Engines: Cutting emissions, not power
Alternative power is being discussed ever frequently, but diesel has been a driving force in engines for over a century
Drones: How UAVs are changing the construction industry
Unmanned aerial vehicles are widely used in construction, but could this technology become disruptive?
Concrete equipment: Material gains
Historically, concrete has been a firm friend to construction industry professionals. Mike Hayes examines why that is
VR and AR: Visualising the future of construction
Virtual and augmented reality, once considered a technology of the distant future, is now very much present
Concrete: Material Gains
Historically, concrete has been a firm friend to construction industry professionals, but are things about to change?
Telehandlers: Compact, simple, powerful
Compact technology with serious lifting power is the name of the game - a look at the latest telescopic handlers
Exhibition preview: Plantworx
The UK’s leading construction machinery exhibition takes place this month at its new home in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire. Construction Europe takes a look at what’s on show
Provides invaluable market information across the continent. Features the CE-100 guide to the top contractors, as well as latest details of 150+ largest European contractors.
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Aquajet packs new punch
Swedish hydrodemolition manufacturer offers three power packs for its Aqua Cutters range
New features in Doosan’s Stage V excavator
Latest generation medium sized machine exceeds EU emissions requirements
Brokk 70 powers up
Demolition robot is smallest in the range, but promises 100% more increase in power
Major development for screening equipment
The Flex-Mat Sensor promises more data in a simple and accessible format
New milling tools from Wirtgen
German engineering company launches tough carbide cutting tools for soil stabilisation
Brokk 70 powers up
Major development for screening equipment
New milling tools from Wirtgen
European first for Case
Safe wind turbine construction focus at WCTS
CNH to separate on- and off-highway businesses
German coal regions to get €40 billion
Hammer blow for UK’s HS2 project
‘No escape’ from low emissions trend for off-highway machinery
EU to part-fund €363 million Danube bridge
Safe wind turbine construction focus at WCTS
Dedicated session at November Summit in Amsterdam will consider safety of onshore wind turbine construction
‘No escape’ from low emissions trend for off-highway machinery
Presentation at Diesel Progress Summit will summarise key drivers behind electrification and alternative fuels
See new technology at the Diesel Progress Summit
Hatz and Kohler to display new technology at the Diesel Progress Summit on 30 September.
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