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UK’s largest working equipment show changes hands, with the CEA retaining an advisory role as the 2027 edition moves to Birmingham’s NEC

At Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure event, Nathan Marsh outlined why trust, authenticity and human oversight still matter in the AI age

AGC says deal is “good news for construction”

A long-anticipated recovery in Europe’s construction sector may finally be taking hold

Dr Alan Manuel, group chief executive of Currie & Brown, on why the global consultant has launched a new Certainty Index

Track laying has begun on Lithuania’s section of the €15.3 billion first phase of the Rail Baltica high-speed railway, marking a major step in delivering the European standard gauge railway through the Baltic States. The first 8.8km of track between Šveicarija and Žeimiai in the Jonava district is due for completion by the end of this year.

New CIOB report says the UK construction industry’s volatile business environment is holding back growth

The UK’s £10 billion Lower Thames Crossing project has become the first major infrastructure programme in Britain to commit to carbon-neutral construction

Construction Briefing showcases standout images from the global construction industry in September.

Efforts in the US Congress would increase legal pathways for migrants to work in construction

US-based drugmaker Eli Lilly has unveiled a new multi-billion dollar build in Texas

Predictive AI maps where construction demand will surge, while operational AI is transforming bidding

Build UK has appointed Paul Brown, chief executive of John Sisk & Son, as its new chair in its 10th anniversary year

Chinese construction company CRCC has won what it claims is the largest single contract ever issued by the Chilean Railway Agency

US-based construction company Tutor Perini’s subsidiary Rudolph and Sletten will build new children’s hospital in Oakland, California.

Chinese construction company China Railway Group has completed the challenging construction of a high-speed railway bridge across a deep canyon

Construction must stop looking up at the federal government for help reducing the labour shortage; it’s not coming

After a 2024 groundbreaking, principal construction has started on Mannheim’s new green, mixed-use complex