The multi-billion-pound Transpennine Route Upgrade is set to use nPlan’s AI-led forecasting and risk management services across its entire programme of works.

Contractors working for HS2 have transported a 160t tunnel boring machine cutter head to a new digging site in a complex overnight operation.

Balfour Beatty’s highways maintenance arm has opened a new operational control hub located at its depot in Millbrook, Southampton.

Balfour Beatty has introduced cabins designed to be environmentally sustainable and inclusive for people with neurodiverse conditions such as autism, ADHD, and dyslexia.

GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre has set out the cyber security protocols for construction joint ventures working on major infrastructure projects.

BIM for Housing Associations (BIM4HAs) has launched a new asset information model developed specifically for housing associations, aimed at helping them maintain a digital golden thread of building information.

Two giant floating cranes have lowered a 5,000t intake head for Hinkley Point C nuclear power station to the seabed of the Bristol Channel.

The Construction Innovation Hub has launched a new quality assurance framework setting out a best practice approach for manufacturers to follow during the creation of new platform systems and offsite manufactured construction products.

Balfour Beatty has failed in its attempt to force an architect to search its archives for any documents relating to a legal dispute over cladding defects on a building completed 13 years ago.

A round-up of BIM and digital construction stories that you might have missed in the past seven days.

The Balfour Beatty Vinci joint venture (BBV JV) has overseen the first tunnelling breakthrough on HS2.

Balfour Beatty is rolling out automatic cone laying machines (ACLM) for its highways operations.

Housing providers have a wealth of data at their disposal to help improve their asset management, John Fisher of ARK Consultancy explains to Denise Chevin.

The Midland Met hospital in Birmingham, construction of which faltered after Carillion collapsed, will now not open until 2024.

No, it’s not something from the minds of Pixar: the image above is of Pipebots, micro robots designed to inspect buried pipes, water pipes in particular.

A selection of the best images in construction from the past month.

Balfour Beatty must face a legal claim for costs to remediate cladding on a residential scheme in Dorset, a judge has ruled.

Five years ago, a Mace report analysed the built environment’s journey to Industry 4.0; here Matt Gough reviews offers the first part of a two-part review of the industry’s progress.