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The start of piling works at Rykneld Street bridge, Streethay, as part of the work to create the HS2 high-speed rail network
PILING

Balfour Beatty VINCI starts foundation work for HS2 bridge

Piling begins for a bridge which is the latest stage of the HS2 high-speed rail line in the UK

28 October 2024

Working towards its Net Zero goals, Laing O’Rourke is championing hydrotreated vegetable oil 100% (HVO100) trials. Credit: Laing O’Rourke
INFRASTRUCTURE

Laing O'Rourke champions HVO100 trials in Australia

Australian infrastructure project sets trend for 'clean' fuel options for construction contractor

18 October 2024

A train passing through Herrenknecht’s Tunnel Enlargement System on the Lahn Valley Railway, shortly before the start of excavation work on the Cramberg Tunnel. Credit: Herrenknecht
INFRASTRUCTURE

Enlargement of operational tunnels without closures

Herrenknecht's latest technology allows tunnels to be widened while trains continue to pass through

12 September 2024

Aarsleff’s drilling rig BG55 is already in Hamburg working on another renovation project. It may come into action at Salzgitterkai. Credit: Aarsleff
PILING

Aarsleff to collaborate with Hochtief on a large port project in Hamburg

Danish expertise comes into play at the quay Salzgitterkai for the renovation of 800 linear metres

10 September 2024

Rober Bullivant is employing a jack-down piling technique at the historical Yam Viaduct project site. Credit: Roger Bullivant
PILING

Pile jacking needed to stabilise historical UK viaduct

Roger Bullivant installing 656 steel tubular piles to stabilise the Yarm Viaduct over the River Tees

05 September 2024

Keltbray has completed the sale of its Infrastructure Services Limited (KISL) business to private equity firm EMK Capital. Credit: Keltbray
INFRASTRUCTURE

Keltbray divests its Infrastructure Services business

Keltbray has completed the sale of Infrastructure Services Ltd to private equity firm EMK Capital

20 August 2024

Engineers working on the landslip site of Browney Curve. Credit: Network Rail
GROUND CONTROL

East Coast main line landslip prevention project

Network Rail commits £33 million landslip prevention work at Browney Curve near Durham

19 August 2024

Chilean state-owned miner Codelco is one of the world’s largest copper producers. Credit: Codelco
MINING

Geotechnical drilling in South America

The vital role of drilling in South America from infrastructure projects to renewable energy

16 August 2024

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