Project News

A flood scheme in Burnley will go ahead after it secured additional funding and planning permission from the Environment Agency and local council.

A joint venture of Bam Nuttall and Siemens Energy has been selected for substation construction work on a new subsea electricity link between the Orkney Islands and the Scottish mainland.

A tunnel boring machine (TBM) excavating the Central Interceptor wastewater tunnel in Auckland, New Zealand, has broken through at the site of the project’s original end point.

Australia's High Speed Rail Authority kicks off geotechnical investigations for the first stage of a planned high speed rail link between Sydney and Newcastle, focusing on geologically complex and sensitive areas.

Associated British Ports (ABP) has announced that preliminary ground investigations are due to begin shortly at Port Talbot in Wales.

Foundation engineering contractor Roger Bullivant is supporting Network Rail’s project to strengthen and repair the 175 year old Yarm Viaduct in North Yorkshire.

An annual maintenance programme on a steep rock face alongside a key east-west road in North Yorkshire began over the weekend.

The consortium responsible for the construction of a new road system in Norway has excavated approximately 500m of a new 1.9km long tunnel on the project.

North Somerset Council and its contractor have started work to install new steps down to a beach in Somerset that has faced closures since last year due to cliff collapses.

The risk of further slope failures was a key challenge for the project team working on the rebuild of a highway in Sweden that was recently reopened after suffering a major landslide last year.