Infrastructure
WDF Announces $71 Million Jacob Riis Houses Restoration Project
Tutor Perini Corporation , a leading civil, building and specialty construction company, announced that its subsidiary, WDF Inc., has been approved for award by the New York City Housing Authority for the Sandy Recovery Program Restoration at Jacob Riis...
Infrastructure
Jacobs Wins Support Role on Highways Englands Six-Year Framework
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc has been awarded a six-year contract working as a partner with Costain to deliver Highways England's multibillion-dollar regional delivery partnership framework. This new framework will be a cornerstone of Highways England's strategy to improve safety,...
Infrastructure
CTA approves contracts that pave the way for $2.1 billion Red-Purple Line modernization
The CTA board on Wednesday approved contracts for the largest and costliest construction project in CTA history: the massive $2.1 billion Red and Purple Line modernization.
The board also approved a contract for preliminary work on an even larger project:...
Infrastructure
HOCHTIEF builds 14-kilometer power supply tunnel in Stockholm
Hochtief and Implenia have jointly won the contract to build a 14-kilometer power supply tunnel for the Swedish capital. The client, Svenska Kraftnät (Swedish National Grid), awarded the contract, worth around 90 million euros, to the joint venture in...
Infrastructure
New major highway contract in Canada
LafargeHolcim has been awarded infrastructure contracts worth over CAD 100 million as part of a major highway improvement project in Vancouver, Canada. The Highway 1 area is a vital local, regional and provincial corridor for people, services and goods.
LafargeHolcim...
Infrastructure
Contract awarded for new Munich rail station
A joint venture of Implenia and Hochtief has been commissioned by Deutsche Bahn to build the new rail line’s Marienhof station.
The future Marienhof station is located in the heart of Munich, directly behind the city hall (Rathaus). It will...
Infrastructure
Germany set to approve plans for Fehmarnbelt Tunnel
The Ministry of Transport of Schleswig-Holstein is ready to sign the document following a statutory 14-day review period. The scheme’s promotor, Femern, may make only minor editorial changes during the review.
The planned 18km immersed tunnel will connect Rødbyhavn in...
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