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UK steelwork exported forGuyana hospital project

Supported by the UKEF, the government’s export credit agency, Severfield has landed a £4.5M deal to export structural steelwork to Guyana. A total of 1,900t …

Local MP endorses growing steelwork contractor

Steelwork contractor, Painter Brothers, has hosted Jesse Norman, MP for Hereford and South Herefordshire, to discuss industry concerns and plans for future …

Investment confirmed for Teesside carbon capture gas-fired power station

Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT Power) and the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP) have selected contractors for engineering, procurement, and construction …

Bridge alliance to drive forward international projects

Beaver Bridges has announced the launch of the International Bridge Alliance (IBA), a consortium of four bridge design, manufacture and installation …

Taziker to repaint Clifton Suspension Bridge

Taziker Industrial has been awarded the multi-million-pound refurbishment contract for the iconic Grade I listed Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol. The …

Work starts on major Swindon logistics park

Winvic Construction has been awarded the first contract in the redevelopment of the former Honda car plant, in Swindon, by Panattoni. The works to be delivered …

Steel completes for Derby entertainment and conference venue

Project team members have celebrated a major milestone at the East Midland’s newest performance venue with the completion of the steel frame. Working on …

Steelwork creating improved A12 junction

Steel beams, measuring 48m in length have been installed to create the new Marylands Bridge, which forms part of the ongoing M25 Junction 28 upgrade. The …

Siemens Mobility to build state-of-the-art factory in Chippenham

Siemens Mobility is set to build a cutting-edge rail infrastructure manufacturing, digital engineering and research & development (R&D) centre in …

President’s Column: April 2024

Until the construction industry develops zero-carbon materials, we all must applaud and recognise the current recommendations to “use less stuff” when …

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