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Infrastructure group Balfour Beatty will reconstruct part of the Interstate 30 (I-30) in Dallas, Texas, after winning an $880 million (£670 million) contract
Transport Scotland and Amey’s challenging road to building temporary propping on the M8 Woodside Viaducts in Glasgow, Scotland
Report find the “hyperlocal” segment has a broad impact on the US’ economy
Kenya is moving away from France-based Vinci and toward a Chinese contractor for major roadworks
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What we learned from Liebherr’s 2024 full-year results
Aecom won a ruling over its Flatiron/Aecom JV in a case a US judge called ‘absurd’
The largest road tunnel in the UK will be built after a plan was approved by the government
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has reversed course on its infrastructure policy
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A university in the US purchased a gantry-style 3D concrete printer, but what will it build with it?
Local authorities in England and Wales would now need a one-off sum of £16.8 billion (€20 billion) to fix pothole-ridden roads
German construction associations have welcomed news of a cross-party agreement to spend €500 billion infrastructure in the country.
The infrastructure in the US states of Alaska and Texas have both been awarded a ‘C’ grade, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers’ (ASCE) latest ‘Report Card’
Eight construction workers have been killed and 46 rescued after they were buried by an avalanche in the Himalayas.
A court has suspended work on the controversial A69 motorway between Toulouse and Castres amid concerns around environmental damage caused by its construction
Project will create 70,000 sq m of public space in the Spanish city
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New York City’s “congestion pricing” tolling programme has been scrapped yet again
The total value of state and local government highway and bridge contract awards in 2024 was $121 billion – well ahead of previous years.
Spain-based infrastructure company Acciona has won a deal to build a section of the new S8 expressway between Wrocław and Kłodzko.
UK Prime Minister Kier has announced proposals to change planning law to make it harder for major infrastructure projects to be delayed
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Mitchell Keller looks ahead at the future of road construction, as science and technology are set to give the segment a big boost