Aecom is improving its project controls with the help of Nodes & Links and its AI-powered schedule management platform.

The British Museum is seeking consultants to renew its £46.1m construction consultancy services framework.

More than 800 records of incorrect data on an asbestos register. A risk scoring system that showed several properties as no-risk where there was no data and there could in fact be asbestos present. These are the information management issues uncovered by former social housing landlord, One Housing, following an investigation by the Housing Ombudsman.

Wates, Aecom and Bechtel are among the companies supporting a social enterprise project to create commercial tree nurseries in UK prisons.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has selected six towns and cities in England to develop England’s first heat network zones.

The Bakerloo line extension project is pushing ahead after Transport for London appointed Aecom and architect WW+P to carry out a feasibility study.

Linking a housing development in Chelmsford with the A12 trunk road, the Beaulieu Parkway Bridge is a vital piece of infrastructure that alleviates congestion around the Essex town.

Luton Town Football Club has submitted plans for a new 25,000-capacity stadium at its Power Court site in Luton town centre.

Three leaders of successful megaprojects delve into the nitty gritty of what it takes to lead them in the latest episode of the 21CC podcast.

New images released by the project’s design team behind Darlington’s historic rail station revamp project show how it will look once completed.

The level of information need framework was initially introduced in the ISO 19650 series in 2018 and further developed at European level with the standard BS EN 17412-1 in 2020.…

The Times has revealed its list of the UK’s best employers for gender quality, which includes five construction and engineering firms

Aecom has inaugurated the 23rd Serpentine Pavilion in London’s Kensington Gardens.

Morgan Sindall Construction has secured nearly £1m funding from Innovate UK to enhance its whole life carbon assessment (WLCA) tool.

The University of Liverpool has made a five-figure operational cost saving thanks to using a digital twin as part of a refurbishment project.

National Highways, BAM Ritchies and Aecom are trialling Spot the robot dog for geotechnical surveys across the South West.

Dave Stitt FCIOB used to be hard as nails. He tells this month’s 21CC podcast how he changed his management style to coaching.

Nearly 400 job openings have been announced to support key projects addressing climate change and the energy transition