The latest contract clinic question comes from a contractor who has been invited to bid a football ground rebuild

A 700-year-old church tower will remain suspended almost 14m above ground while Multiplex builds a 36-storey Fifty Fenchurch Street office project in the City of London.

Laing O’Rourke’s design for manufacture and assembly (DfMA) facility will supply 68,000m² of low-carbon concrete planks for a new 36-storey office development at 50 Fenchurch Street in London, where Multiplex is main contractor.

Multiplex has been appointed as main contractor on “one of the lowest carbon and most biodiverse” high-rise towers in the UK.

Multiplex has completed a successful trial of materials passports at the One Nine Elms project in Vauxhall, London.

The Eiffage, Kier, Ferrovial and BAM Nuttall joint venture (EKFB JV) and UK Caterpillar distributor Finning are using a smart plant approach on HS2 earthworks to save £25m.

Perched on the outside of the fast-rising One Leadenhall development, an unusual tower crane is speeding up construction on this new City office building.

Multiplex is to offer data apprenticeships to all its UK staff in partnership with a start-up company founded by Euan Blair, son of the former Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The construction supply chain needs clarity on carbon measurement if net zero targets are to be achieved. That’s the key finding from a survey conducted by Balfour Beatty and the Supply Chain Sustainability School

NHS Scotland’s information, asset and facilities managers are going through “huge cultural change” to ensure the successful roll-out of a CDE developed by Bentley Systems.

A total of 15 companies, including Laing O’Rourke and Multiplex have become founding members of the new ConcreteZero programme.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted more than 120 entries, 63 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the Best Use of Data shortlist. 

Data standards experts Chris Lees and Nick Nisbet have developed a new data protocol to help improve the management of risks in the design, construction and management of new homes in scope of the Building Safety Act – and buildings more widely.

If the construction industry is meet the Net Zero challenge, it must over come its weakness: carbon reporting, according to Skanska UK head of environment David Mason.

Maria Fernandex Cachafeiro, head of sustainability at Multiplex, discusses how she is preparing for a net-zero future in her personal and professional life.

Multiplex has adopted a new flexible working plan called ‘Multiple Flex’ as part of a bid to increase the number and influence women working in the business.

Multiplex is trialling an innovative process that turns waste timber into insulation materials that can be used in construction, after inoculating it with a fungus.

Multiplex has launched a pilot programme of English language lessons for construction workers in collaboration with Lambeth College and London South Bank University (LSBU).