United Utilities has advertised a ground investigations framework to support its construction activity during AMP8 (2025-2030) and AMP9 (2030-2035).
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Plans for £1bn heat network in central London unveiled
The £1bn heat network will harness waste energy from the River Thames, London Underground ventilation shafts and the London sewer system to heat buildings across Westminster.
Hudson Tunnel ground stabilisation contract awarded to Cowi
Cowi has been selected as the design manager and engineer of record for a ground stabilisation programme as part of the Hudson River Tunnel project in New York.
Environment Agency’s £249M Bridgwater tidal barrier given full business approval
Set to cost £249M, the full business case for the Bridgwater tidal barrier in Somerset has now been approved.
Opening date of Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel remains uncertain while costs rise by £431M
The Metro Tunnel rail project in Melbourne, Australia, is facing significant budget overruns and potential delays.
Second renewably powered TBM launched on Melbourne’s North East Link road tunnel
The second tunnel boring machine (TBM) has commenced its journey from Watsonia to Bulleen in Melbourne, marking a significant step in constructing the twin North East Link tunnels.
TfL chooses Dragados UK for tunnels contract on Elephant & Castle station upgrade
Dragados UK will be in charge of the design and construction of new passenger tunnels on Transport for London's (TfL's) Elephant & Castle station upgrade scheme.
Wessex Water appoints 16 suppliers to £3.7bn AMP8 framework
Wessex Water has named the major engineering and consultancy firms that will be capital delivery partners on its £3.7bn plans for the eighth asset management period (AMP8) from 2025 to 2030.
National Highways advertises £495M technical service framework
National Highways has retendered its technical consultancy framework, which covers geotechnical engineering services, with a value of £495M.
HS2: Unfunded Euston station passes £450M enabling works milestone
High Speed 2’s (HS2’s) Euston station has passed a key milestone with the completion of a £450M enabling works package carried out by Skanska, although the station remains unfunded.