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Graham Construction has secured a four-year deal to help close historic pits used to bury radioactive waste in the UK.

A major international consortium is to deliver a tunnelling job to complete a 78km new road in Adelaide, South Australia.

A Fluor-Ramboll joint venture will compete with Turner & Townsend Infrastructure and Jacobs for the £50M independent technical adviser (ITA) contract on the Haweswater Aqueduct Resilience Programme (HARP).

Thames Water has appointed Barhale to refurbish two parts of an aqueduct that runs through North London.

Arup in joint venture with Asia Infrastructure Solutions (AIS) has scooped a consultancy job on a new “green” transit system in Hong Kong that includes a 1km long road tunnel.

The British Columbia (BC) Government has selected a design team for its project to replace the ageing George Massey Tunnel with a new C$4.15bn (£2.48bn) eight lane immersed tube tunnel.

United Utilities has chosen Atkins Réalis, Mott MacDonald and Stantec as design and development partners on its £13.7bn Asset Management Period 8 (AMP8) plan between 2025 and 2030.

Implenia has won the CHF100M (£86M) contract to build the tunnel and one station for a large, complex inner-city railway project in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Transport Scotland intends to award Structural Soils a contract for the first ground investigations that are specific to the long-term solution for the landslide-prone A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful in Argyll and Bute.

Balfour Beatty Civil Engineering is the preferred bidder for Transport Scotland’s delayed A9 Dualling Tomatin to Moy scheme and will need to manage extensive peat deposits beneath the project footprint.