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Stantec acquires UK-based engineering design rival Hydrock

Canadian engineering firm Stantec has bought its UK-based engineering design rival Hydrock, in a move that it said would strengthen its UK offering.

Egis buys UK-based UK-based construction cost and project management company

Global architectural, advisory, consulting and construction engineering company Egis has acquired UK-based cost and project management consultancy Thomas & Adamson.

Webuild proposes new design for reconstruction of Baltimore’s collapsed Francis Scott Key bridge

Italian construction group Webuild and its US subsidiary Lane have presented the design for a new cable-stayed bridge to replace the collapsed Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore, USA.

UK construction industry optimistic for growth but hampered by lack of data talent

26% of respondents believe that the use of data is being hampered by a lack of access to skilled staff

Intermat: 3 takeaways as construction enters an uncertain new world

A team of journalists from KHL Group, which publishes Construction Briefing, was out in force at the Intermat show in Paris last month.

UK government to share digital map technology with Canada

The agreement sets the stage for the UK’s Geospatial Commission to share the best practices and technology utilized by NUAR with Infrastructure Ontario

Entries now open for bauma innovation awards

Five categories of awards announced for 2025 bauma innovation awards

Worker in fatal incident at Fehmarnbelt Tunnel site in Germany

A labourer was killed following a heavy work accident

Rail Baltica to set out opportunities for contractors on €5.8bn project

Rail Baltica is to set out opportunities for contractors and other suppliers on the €5.8 billion (US$6.2 billion) project to link the Baltic states into the European rail network in 2024.

Pix4D adds AR compatibility with mobile app update

The company released a new version of its scanning platform

Why you should start treating AI like a new colleague

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t going away and construction professionals need to embrace it and start working with it as if it were a new colleague.