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McLaughlin & Harvey has reported a positive financial turnaround, showcasing an 18% increase in turnover.After recording a loss in the previous year, the company achieved a…
October saw a dip in construction output due to high borrowing costs.The Construction PMI showed a decline to 54.3 from September’s 57.2.Despite the slowdown, the output…
A major procurement opportunity is underway for civil engineering suppliers, focusing on the public sector.A £500 million framework is being developed by YPO, representing 13 local…
The delay in the Lower Thames Crossing decision has caused industry-wide concern over potential economic impacts. Key stakeholders express disappointment over the government’s postponement, fearing repercussions…
Major civil engineering firms are gaining recognition for their contributions to the Saudi construction landscape.Firms such as Systra, Aecom, AtkinsRéalis, Egis, and Turner & Townsend are…
The UK construction sector witnessed unprecedented growth, reaching the highest activity levels in more than two years.September marked the seventh consecutive month of growth for the…
The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) forecasts a rise in tender prices for civil engineering by nearly a quarter by 2029.Current forecasts predict a 23% increase…
The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS) forecasts a notable increase in construction costs and tender prices over the next five years.Building costs are set to rise…
Thwaites, a key player in dumper truck manufacturing, has secured substantial orders from two notable clients, reaffirming its industry standing.HE Services, a prominent name in the…
Wessex Water has outlined its ambitious plans with the appointment of 16 suppliers for its extensive £3.7bn capital delivery framework. This significant undertaking, known as the…
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