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India’s tax cut on construction materials could be a “game-changer”
GST on critical construction materials like cement and steel has been slashed, potentially cutting project costs and accelerating infrastructure development
New triple-circular pipe roof machine from CRCHI
Product can provide a solution for, “worldwide projects with complex geological conditions”
Gold sustainability award for Epiroc
Swedish-based OEM awarded Gold Medal from global sustainability ratings firm EcoVadis
Engineers in successful test of mini dam inspection robot
A miniature robot capable of undertaking inspections in dangerous and hard-to-reach areas of dams has completed a successful test in the USA
Contractors bag deal to build stations, rail, and systems on CAN$4.7bn Toronto project
Trillium Rail Partners wins deal to build seven stations
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Images | 7 of the best photos from the world of construction in August
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Eiffage buys up three more energy services companies
Eiffage has expanded its presence in Spain with the acquisition of three energy services businesses
UN calls for ‘urgent’ changes to heat health policies for workers as temperatures rise
Two UN bodies have sounded an urgent call to update occupational health policies as extreme weather events expose workers, including construction workers, to heat stress.
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Images | 113-year-old timber church begins two-day relocation journey
Workers have started to move a 600-ton, 113-year-old church in Sweden on a giant rolling platform, in a journey expected to take two days
Brown & Mason sets controlled explosives world record
Company enters the Guinness World Records for Cottam project
XCMG launches 65-tonne reach stacker for energy storage projects
XCMG Machinery has developed what it claims is the world’s first 65-tonne reach stacker, designed specifically for handling heavy energy storage containers.
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Epiroc unveils organisational restructure
Announcment includes Group Management changes
Keltbray appoints Ferrovial Construction chief as CEO
Karl Goose to assume the role in December
Schindler develops timber elevator shaft system for Berlin’s modular school expansion
Swiss company develops new solutions for elevator and lift construction inside timber buildings
Metso Q2 orders rise 6% despite flat sales
Weaker sales and high costs impact results
AI strategies grow, but most construction firms lag on tech maturity
82% of firms say they have an AI strategy, but few have moved beyond entry-level use.
Votorantim Cimentos targets 60% capacity hike and CO2 cuts in Brazil expansion
US$60m investment to expand and modernise two plants includes new mill, logistics upgrades, and tire co-processing.
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