In depth

Arup has led a team which has used 1,000 years of earthquake data to help Central Asia’s Kyrgyz Republic assess seismic risks.

Traditional engineering techniques must be used to underpin work done with more modern technology, two of the industry’s rising stars told a recent GE breakfast briefing

Consultant Flint and Neill redesigned the foundations for the Mersey Gateway Crossing to improve the efficiency of the bridge’s design.

RMD Kwikform’s ground shoring business may have only launched 18 months ago but the team behind the name already has more than 200 years of experience to bring to bear

Basement construction on a new hospital development in Edinburgh is pushing ahead thanks to a planned approach to groundwater management.

Use of geopolymer ground improvement techniques have helped ready workshops in Ilford for the arrival of Crossrail. 

Delivering sustainable solutions for customers is a core principle for Tarmac’s lime and powders division. Nadine Buddoo looks at how the company’s sustainability strategy is entrenched in every aspect of the business. 

Donaldson Associates was recently recognised by GE Awards judges as a leader in its field, and the company’s plans for future growth show it is keen to build on its reputation as a key player in the UK and international tunnelling industry. 

Complex ground conditions call for novel solutions, and Bachy Soletanche believes that being part of a global operation is a bonus when it comes to delivering innovation. 

RMD Kwikform is drawing on nearly 70 years of engineering expertise and product innovation to enter the ground shoring market in January 2015.