National framework provider Pagabo has proposed the concept of a “black box for construction”: a central digital platform based on the principle of data sharing.

BAM Nuttall and Balfour Beatty have joined a ‘net zero mentors’ programme that helps young staff in their organisations devise carbon reduction solutions

BAM Nuttall and Balfour Beatty have joined a ‘challenge’ programme that works with young staff in their organisations to come up with carbon reduction solutions.

Flexible careers will help to attract the talent of the future, according to BAM executive director Simon Finnie

Two 770 tonne bridge leaves have been installed during a major 72-hour civil engineering operation in Great Yarmouth.

A new pedestrian and cycle bridge has opened in Glasgow featuring the largest use of 3D concrete printing in the UK.

As Islamic communities around the world prepare to observe the holy month of Ramadan, BAM’s Kabir Rasool and Ghufran Ullah discuss their experiences as Muslims in construction

A new safety system for lifting materials by tower cranes has been developed by BAM and Related Argent.

The team involving BAM that was the first to deliver a private 5G network on a construction site in the UK is developing a “plug-and-go” solution for any construction site.

The deadline to enter the Digital Construction Awards 2023 is looming: there are eight weeks left. Entries must be received by 5pm on 10 March.

Construction firm BAM will continue to back hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) fuels, despite the fact that Balfour Beatty has rejected them, citing concerns about their sustainability credentials.

Contractor BAM Construct UK has delivered major renovation work on the Selfridges building in Birmingham.

BAM’s UK and Ireland businesses have accelerated their carbon reduction targets.

BAM has installed a 3D-printed concrete staircase for a bridge across the M8 in Glasgow.

Public art project ‘Building a Martian House’, built with help from BAM, is now on public display in Bristol.

While the Transforming Construction Challenge ends in September, its director Sam Stacey will continue the mission with a new venture.

When plans to double a 1960s building proved unviable, BAM had to come up with a new solution. Construction manager Robert Biddle explains the build to Kristina Smith.

Mace director of innovation Matt Gough turns the lens to the future, pondering which areas of the industry look set to be most widely embraced over the next five to ten years.