Building Products
Adesto to work with IBM Watson
Adesto Technologies Corporation says it is enabling smarter buildings through insights into energy management and other operational data through services running on the IBM Watson IoT platform.
Adesto, through its recent acquisition of Echelon Corporation, has been selling its Open...
Civil Engineering
Besix subsidiary wins contract for DMCC 78-storey Uptown Dubai tower
Belhasa Six Construct, a Dubai-based subsidiary of Belgian construction company Besix, has won a contract from Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), a Free Trade Zone, Government of Dubai Authority, and master developer of Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT), for the...
Architecture
Foster + Partners to design Mullin Automotive Park
Designs for the Mullin Automotive Park at Enstone Airfield have been submitted to the West Oxfordshire District Council for planning permission. The submission outlines proposals for a world-class automotive museum in the heart of the British countryside, rehabilitating a...
Construction Equipment
Manitowoc launches its largest Potain topless crane yet
Manitowoc has officially launched the Potain MCT 565, currently its largest topless crane, at this year’s bauma China 2018. The company invited customers, dealers, end users and media to a specially-arranged event inside the Shanghai trade fair to present...
Infrastructure
Flatiron JV wins $224M stretch of San Diegos North Coast Corridor
Flatiron Construction Corp. recently announced that its joint venture with Skanska and Stacy and Witbeck as awarded a $224 million segment of the $6 billion, 40-year North Coast Corridor (NCC) project in San Diego County, California, bringing its total...
Infrastructure
John Holland delivering WestConnex missing link
Australian infrastructure and property company John Holland is excited to be delivering the missing link of the WestConnex motorway.
John Holland CEO Joe Barr today announced the company has won the $3.9bn contract to deliver the Rozelle Interchange in a...
Infrastructure
Ferrovial will expand IH35 in Texas for 297 million euros
Ferrovial Agroman, through its subsidiary Webber, will widen and reconstruct a 6.7 mile section (10.3 kilometres) of IH35, in Waco, Texas, for $341 million (€297 million). The contract is the largest project ever awarded to Webber.
The company will add...
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