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‘Construction Pipeline’ document outlines huge public and private investment over next 10 years
New forecast from GlobalData says total infrastructure spending in US to hit US$1.4 trillion over the next eight years
New South Wales Government makes Covid vaccines mandatory for workers and construction sites reopen
After many months of negotiations, the Senate gave bipartisan approval for the infrastructure bill
Legislative text of ‘once-in-a-generation infrastructure package’ released
Masatoshi Kimata, Kubota’s chairman and representative director, is presented with the National Order of Merit Medal from France
Coalition of industry organisations calls for ‘toolkit’ to minimise the carbon footprint of projects
Specialist Agricultural and Construction Equipment police unit will support the CEA’s CESAR scheme
US ‘has a deal’ in principle but numerous hurdles remain before bill becomes law
Build UK’s Common Assessment Standard system will make pre-qualification for tenders cheaper and faster
US President considering best approach for ambitious infrastructure package
Pete Buttigieg, US Secretary of Transportation, says low interest rates and high unemployment have created a generational opportunity to invest in infrastructure
Free guide covers the updated BS EN 1004 European standards for tower scaffolds
European Rental Association online event will ask how low-carbon construction can contribute to Europe’s recovery
Largest public infrastructure investment in Canadian history will fight climate change and build a more sustainable and resilient economy
How trade between the UK and the EU will change for construction equipment manufacturers
FIEC examines the content and potential for the European Commission’s recently announced Renovation Wave strategy
Free-to-use online calculator will determine CO2 emissions for a range of equipment scenarios
The impact of the new US President has already been felt by the construction sector
Non-essential construction in the Republic will halt from 6pm on Friday 8 January