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Falkirk firm offers mobile mapping

22 Oct 18 Data capture specialist IKM Surveying, part of the IKM Consulting Group, has produced a new mobile mapping service that it has piloted with the Bear Scotland road maintenance consortium.

Sweco announces Belgian and Dutch acquisitions

19 Oct 18 Sweco has signed agreements to acquire three companies - two in Belgium and one in Germany.

Construction begins of €1bn Dutch highway PPP

19 Oct 18 The BAAK consortium made up of Macquarie Capital, Ballast Nedam and Deme is now starting construction of the €1bn (£900m) Blankenburg Connection public-private partnership (PPP) after reaching financial close.

GAP buys Jersey business

19 Oct 18 GAP Hire Solutions has bought Jersey-based 4Group.

Civils recommend pay-as-you-go tax to fund roads

19 Oct 18 New financing options for infrastructure should be considered, including pay-as-you-go road schemes, says a study by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).  

A&Y Equipment takes on Molson name

19 Oct 18 A&Y Equipment is rebranding as Molson Compact Equipment to reflect its parent company’s name.

Problems on UK biomass projects hit Bouygues profits

19 Oct 18 Problems on several projects – including two in the UK - have forced Bouygues to revise this year’s outlook for its construction business.

Gaudi landmark to get planning permission – 136 years late

19 Oct 18 Barcelona’s most famous landmark is set to get formal planning permission 136 years after work began.

Competition seeks ideas to help Network Rail speed improvements

18 Oct 18 A competition with a £300,000 prize fund is seeking new ways of planning UK rail infrastructure and meeting passenger demand.

Jacobs teams up with Cranfield for bespoke MSc

18 Oct 18 A group of 28 UK employees of Jacobs will be undertaking a tailored business MSc at Cranfield University with support from the Apprenticeship Levy.

Florida moves forward with $1.5bn of airport upgrades

17 Oct 18 HDR has been appointed to provide civil engineering services for an estimated US$1.5bn (£1.1bn) of capital improvements at five Florida airports including Miami International.

Balfour Beatty scoops £2.1bn of Scape frameworks

17 Oct 18 Balfour Beatty has been appointed as sole contractor for Scape's civil engineering frameworks open to all public sector bodies in the UK, repeating its success on the previous round four years ago.

Latest Volvo excavator joins David Fisher fleet

17 Oct 18 A new Volvo EC140E excavator has joined the fleet of Stenhousemuir-based David Fisher Contracting and a second unit is tentatively on order.

Bouygues signs for £250m Cambridge physics lab

17 Oct 18 Bouygues UK has signed a £250m construction contract for the University of Cambridge’s new physics laboratory after working on the project development.

Bentley buys London and Stockholm firms

16 Oct 18 Bentley System has bought a London-based provider of pedestrian simulation software and a Swedish firm whose systems are used in city planning.

International consulting body calls for closer collaboration

16 Oct 18 The chief executive of the International Federation of Consulting Engineers has said that much better collaboration is needed in order to deliver successful infrastructure projects.

CITB commits to helping construction adopt digital skills

16 Oct 18 Construction needs to be equipped with the right skills and knowledge if it is to grasp the potential offed by digital technology and attract the best recruits, according to a new study by the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB).

Building services contract awarded for new student digs

16 Oct 18 Incentive Tec has won the contract for the mechanical and electrical services in a 225-bedroom development being built for students in Bristol.

Bellway passes 10,000 homes in a year

16 Oct 18 Bellway has reported record output, passing the 10,000 mark for house sales for the first time in its history.

Cat changes its logo

16 Oct 18 Caterpillar is changing its logo, with the new version including a nod to the graphics used on the company’s very first crawler tractors almost a century ago.

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