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Skanska keeps university project running despite COVID-19 challenges

The coronavirus pandemic has caused contractors to pivot to new ways of working on projects that were underway before it hit, such as Skanska's renovation of the University of Delaware's Worrilow Hall academic building. Managers there had to rethink the...

Clyde Gateway restarts ยฃ150m of construction activity

Urban regeneration organisation Clyde Gateway is preparing for a massive boost of activity as construction restarts across Glasgowโ€™s East End regeneration area. The upsurge in housing and continued investment in business space and leisure facilities will see ยฃ150 million plus...

Turner Construction is ENR Midwest Contractor of the Year

Industry leader continues to expand its data center, restoration work across the 11-state region. With $2.99 Billion in 2019 revenue from the 11-state region and leadership in the construction of digital infrastructure, historic reconstruction and preservation, Turner Construction has...

Digital innovation boosts Rwandan construction sector

Rwandan construction sector has undergone major digital reforms allowing the industry to adapt to the coronavirus pandemic, Solange Muhirwa, Chief Urban Planner at the City of Kigali has said. Ms Muhirwa says that the Covid-19 pandemic has hindered movement of...

Willmott Dixon implements Dalux BIM tool across all projects

Willmott Dixon has chosen the 3D model viewing technology due to the simplicity of the system and the speed to upload design models. Willmott Dixon is making 3D model viewer, Dalux BIM, available to anyone that works on its projects,...

COVID-19 accelerates digital transformation in the construction industry

A new IDC report sheds light on the slow progress being made in the region in adopting digital solutions that deliver improved safety and cost management in challenging business environments. By all accounts, Australia and New Zealand have fared exceptionally...

UK port construction plummets due to COVID-19 pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has stopped 64% of port construction projects in the UK, according to a report published by the British Ports Association (BPA) and Port Centrc Logistics Partners (PCLP). In a joint statement, the parties said that only 13%...

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