All Australasia Articles
A Cimic Group company has announced that it has won work on an Indonesia mine build
Subsidiary of France-based giant Bouygues Construction gets hospital contract
An Australian subsidiary of Vinci announced two road contracts worth more than US$200 million
NEC Contracts and Consult Australia are encouraging the use of collaborative contracts for Australian infrastructure projects
World’s biggest OEM unveils Cat DET solution to help with energy management in mining
Contractors will use a revised construction method to build the over-water section of a 2.6km viaduct
Site highlights range of marketing services offered to clients
Two Australia-based contractors are contending for a billion-dollar hospital build contract
UFR’s solutions are based on a common autonomy platform
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek said SunCable’s flagship Australia-Asia power link project would help meet growing demand for renewable energy at home and abroad
Construction started on a redevelopment project at Perth Airport in Western Australia
South Australia selected a consortium to finish its ‘largest infrastructure project’, which is ahead of schedule
Government officials said initial tenders were released for a US$17 billion rail project
Custom excavator equipped with Trimble machine control software key part of project
Report reveals that Private Participation in Infrastructure investment in 2023 amounted to US$86 billion
Video highlights the main points of the latest ICON 200, an exclusive listing of the world’s biggest construction companies
Comprising the first tunnel drilled under Sydney Harbour and Australia’s biggest station cavern, Australia’s biggest public transport project, has navigated huge technical challenges, a global pandemic, industrial action and floods of epic proportions.
A Cimic Group firm will work on a set of Australian tram projects
Total 2023 sales figure for the world’s top 200 contractors has been revealed in latest ICON 200
Engineering and construction firm DT Infrastructure and rolling stock and signalling specialist Alstom have won an A$1 billion (US$1.1 billion) deal to replace the existing signalling and train control systems in Perth, Western Australia
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