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Construction on $255m Edinburgh tram extension to commence in November

The Edinburgh City Council, UK, has signed off a programme to commence construction on ยฃ207.3m ($255m) Edinburgh Tram York Place to Newhaven project in November 2019. A joint venture between Farrans and Spanish firm Sacyr and its subsidiary Neopul serves...

HB Reavis wins approval to redevelop Elizabeth House site in UK

HB Reavis has secured approval from Lambeth Councilโ€™s planning applications committee for the redevelopment of Elizabeth House site in Waterloo. Designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM), Elizabeth House site plans will create around 1.2m ftยฒ of workspace supporting up...

VINCI Construction wins contract for Canadian wastewater treatment plant

Bessac, a subsidiary of VINCI Construction, has secured a contract to build new pipelines for the Annacis Island wastewater treatment plant near Vancouver, Canada. Claimed to be one of the largest wastewater treatment facilities in British Columbia, the Annacis Island...

Mantall launches new products in a challenging China market

Amidst a challenging time for access manufacturers in China, Mantall is introducing a range of new products. According to Shirley Li, co-owner, Mantall, a large number of access manufacturers in the country is good news in a way. This...

Machinery giant Zoomlion plans a U.S. debut soon

China-based Cranes and Concrete Machinery giant Zoomlion is ready to debut in the US market this year in December with 4m and 6m slab scissors, a 14m articulating boom and 20m and 26m telescopic booms. One can get to...

Bubbles instead of 1600 tons of concrete in German Building

There is a new revolution currently taking place in Germany and hold yourself back it is not related to automobiles or digital space. A two-building commercial and residential setup in the Glรผckstein district of Mannheim, Germany has been the...

Final pod placed on World’s tallest modular resi tower

Tide Construction has craned the final pod into place on the worldโ€™s tallest modular building in Croydon. The last of 1,526 modules have been assembled on site in south London to create two towers measuring 44-storeys and 38-storeys. The 136m scheme...

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