Four contractors have secured spots on a major works framework covering highways and transportation projects in Yorkshire Balfour Beatty, BAM Nuttall, Farrans and John Sisk will deliver projects valued over £7m. The framework firms will be used by Leeds Council and the wider
VolkerFitzpatrick starts work this month on a £44.5m bridge construction project in Surrey. Guildford Borough Council appointed VolkerFitzpatrick in July as main contractor for a long-planned bridge over a railway line next to Ash station. Construction of the Ash Road Bridge
Together with a £4.7M contribution from Ceredigion County Council, the Senedd’s Coastal Risk Management Programme will pay for the scheme, which is to be constructed by Bam Nuttall. Designed over the course of five years in collaboration with Atkins, the scheme includes
Octavius has now finalised a deal for the firm after it went into administration. Private equity owned Octavius was formerly known as Osborne Infrastructure. Octavius said the “acquisition aims to ensure, wherever possible, continuity for R&W employees, customers, and
The Kent roads contract will see Skanska build four miles of new road to connect the southern portal of the Lower Thames Crossing tunnel with the A2/M2 in north Kent. Skanska saw off a shortlist that also included Costain, BFV JV (Bam Nuttall, Ferrovial and Vinci and Kier Eiffage JV.
VolkerFitzpatrick starts work this month on a £44.5m bridge construction project in Surrey. Guildford Borough Council appointed VolkerFitzpatrick in July as main contractor for a long-planned bridge over a railway line next to Ash station. Construction of the Ash Road Bridge
Four contractors have secured spots on a major works framework covering highways and transportation projects in Yorkshire Balfour Beatty, BAM Nuttall, Farrans and John Sisk will deliver projects valued over £7m. The framework firms will be used by Leeds Council and the wider
The project is being led by HS2’s main works contractor, Balfour Beatty VINCI (BBV), supported by a Design Joint Venture of Mott MacDonald and SYSTRA together with architects Weston Williamson + Partners. They have engaged with people in the local area over the last couple of years to gather