Highways
Via East Midlands appoints five suppliers to £1.9m materials framework
The two-year framework covers seven categories of civil engineering materials for Nottinghamshire’s highway network, with extensions possible until 2030.
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The two-year framework covers seven categories of civil engineering materials for Nottinghamshire’s highway network, with extensions possible until 2030.
Traffic will be removed from a 0.7-mile stretch between Oxford Circus and Marble Arch as the central London scheme moves into delivery.
Urban & Civic says a public-private funding model helped deliver the Southern Link Road and unlock more than 3,000 homes.
The Korean city says integrated systems have raised average travel speeds by 24.2% and reduced emergency vehicle journeys from 13 minutes to five.
Bike thefts fell 59% year on year as Greater Thameslink Railway increased visible safety and enforcement activity.
The LNER managing director will become Great British Railways’ Integrated Chief Customer and Commercial Officer in November.
The investment in the former Trojan Energy site is expected to support production of more than 28,000 chargers between 2027 and 2030.
Wolverhampton City Council has expanded its highways supplier framework, which will be available to councils across the Black Country until 2029.
A VTT-led project will monitor a heavy-duty truck running between Vuosaari and Jyväskylä to assess energy use, operating costs and winter performance.
Electricity network companies forecast up to £200bn of investment over the next decade, with 72p of every pound potentially retained in the UK economy.
Wills Bros Civil Engineering is set to deliver the 6.4km project, subject to completion of the mandatory standstill period.
Investors are being invited to bid for the offshore transmission assets connecting the 2.9GW wind farm to Britain’s electricity grid.