AEC Business Launches AEC TechTV in September

New, game-changing technologies and trailblazing companies are redefining the future of architecture, engineering, and construction. AEC Business launches AEC TechTV, a video channel that’s on the pulse of the digital transformation. Technologies evolve much faster than our capacity to make use of them. Will technology make or break your AEC business? It is more important […]

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CITB to cut 110 jobs as slowdown eats into funding

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is to make 110 employees redundant amid falling revenues. The organisation, which expects its income to fall by a third over the next three years, has opened a formal consultation over the job cuts, which are due to be…

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Highways England expects Stonehenge Tunnel work to start in late 2022

The expected start date for work on the much-delayed A303 Stonehenge Tunnel project has been pushed into the second half of 2022, according to Highways England. Last month, transport secretary Grant Shapps delayed a planning decision on the A303 Amesbury to Berwick Down scheme until 13…

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HSE: construction employment makes industry vulnerable to COVID

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) considers construction workers to be particularly vulnerable to transmitting coronavirus, Construction News can reveal. The regulator believes that contact tracing is more difficult in the sector than many others because of the vast amount of agency, zero-hours and self-employed…

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Watchdog fears higher materials prices after Breedon’s £180m Cemex deal

Breedon’s acquisition of a number of Cemex assets raises competition concerns over the supply of building materials, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said. Breedon announced in January that it had agreed a £178m deal to buy 100 Cemex sites across the UK, including…

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