This category brings together commercially relevant news, industry signals and infrastructure intelligence, helping readers follow the people, projects, technologies and markets driving change across the sector.
A proven European traffic-data platform is about to meet the messier reality of American signal infrastructure, and the outcome matters well beyond a single boulevard in...
When RoSPA renamed its most senior trophy after Lord Jordan of Bournville and handed it to a construction, housebuilding and property group, the symbolism was hard to mis...
When Krandienst Sรผderau took delivery of a Tadano AC 5.250L-2 at the manufacturer’s carrier plant in Lauf an der Pegnitz, the transaction looked, on paper, like a r...
Georgia has spent much of the past three years being described as a bridge, a crossroads and a gateway, and at Bituroad 2026 in Tbilisi one of the countryโs top lawyers a...
Vasil Levski Sofia Airport has closed a โฌ450 million financing package to build a new Terminal 3 and modernise its existing facilities, with construction due to begin in...
The pace at which exhibition space is being reserved for the 2027 ITS World Congress says more about the state of the intelligent transport market than any promotional he...
London Build’s decision to leave Olympia for Excel London after a decade in West Kensington is more than a change of postcode. It is a statement about where the cen...
The Liebherr Group has broken ground on a new manufacturing site at Nambsheim in the Haut-Rhin, and the foundation stone matters far less than the strategy it anchors. Th...
Briggs & Stratton is staging its Rental Summit as two separate regional events in 2026, one in Frankfurt built around total cost of ownership and one in Atlanta built...
The City of The Hague has set out how it believes its coastline should be managed through to the year 2100 and beyond, and for the firms that build and maintain sea defen...
Airports are among the most awkward places in the built environment to carry out major construction, not because the engineering is exotic but because the asset cannot be...
Replacing critical railway infrastructure inside one of Europe’s busiest stations without bringing services to a halt has become one of the defining engineering cha...
Urban construction is placing growing pressure on contractors to do more with less space. Whether replacing utilities beneath city streets, carrying out highway maintenan...
The arrival of the world’s first production battery-electric articulated haulers on a major hydropower scheme marks an important milestone for both heavy constructi...
Water authorities rarely feature in conversations about industrial decarbonisation, yet they sit on some of the largest concentrations of concrete infrastructure in any d...
The ground-breaking in Eskilstuna matters less for its ceremony than for what it reveals about where Europe’s heavy-equipment makers intend to build over the coming...
The completion of the E6 Svenningelv-Lien section in December 2025 removed the oldest and most stubborn bottleneck on one of Norway’s principal north-south freight...
Delft is a small city with an outsized claim on the world’s water. Within a few kilometres sit the institute that has trained more of the planet’s water engin...
A Dutch venture born in the glasshouses of Westland is bringing a different kind of food retail to American neighbourhoods, and in time to import-dependent islands: a wor...
Why the Future of Sustainable Infrastructure Might Begin Inside a Second-Hand Shop When the infrastructure sector talks about progress, it tends to talk about what comes...
The language of climate change has shifted. For years the discussion centred on emissions, adaptation and sustainability. Increasingly, however, governments, infrastructu...
The “golden thread” began life as a building safety measure, a response to the failures of information management exposed after Grenfell. Now the principle be...
Britain has spent the last few years laying tarmac at a pace not seen in a generation. Major schemes have widened carriageways, untangled junctions and stitched new bypas...
The 17th ITS European Congress drew to a close in Istanbul on 29 April 2026, and the numbers alone tell you something shifted. Over three days, 2,700 attendees from 54 co...
Digital transformation in the built environment has spent the best part of a decade being talked about. At this year’s Digital Construction Week, held at ExCeL Lond...
Hyundai’s heading back to the limestone benches above Buxton this June, and it isn’t travelling light. When the Hillhead quarry show opens its gates from 23 t...
There are worse ways to start a working week than watching a fleet of Volvo excavators and wheel loaders dance across a demonstration field in central Sweden, and I...
Volvo Construction Equipment has put its first battery electric wheeled excavator on sale, and it’s Europe that gets first dibs. The EWR150 Electric, a 15 to 17 ton...
Volvo Construction Equipment has reworked one of the oldest routines on a quarry or aggregates site, and it’s done so by moving the weighing point off the ground an...
For fifty-five years, Volvo Construction Equipment has used its Volvo Days showcase in Eskilstuna, Sweden, to roll out fresh iron and let customers climb aboard. This yea...
There’s a particular smell to a Swedish forest in early summer, all warm pine and damp earth, and at Volvo Days 2026 in Eskilstuna it came mixed with the low growl...
The line-up for one of the construction equipment industry’s most demanding skills contests is coming into focus, and the names heading for Sweden this autumn tell...
Volvo Trucks has lifted the ceiling on how far a heavy electric truck can run between charges, unveiling an FH Aero Electric with extended range that’s rated for up...
A US technology firm has just cleared the one hurdle that turns an ordinary city bus into a roving enforcement officer. Hayden AI, a San Francisco-based outfit that bolts...
For decades, the countries of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) programme have been building growth on familiar foundations. Energy extraction, miner...
For decades, infrastructure programmes were largely judged by physical outputs. Kilometres of transmission lines, metres of seawall, treatment capacity or project complet...
Scotland’s construction equipment market is entering a new phase of competition as Hyundai Construction Equipment strengthens its presence north of the United Kingd...
For most road users, traffic signals fade into the background of daily travel. Yet behind every green light, pedestrian crossing and coordinated junction lies a complex n...
For organisations responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure, delivering engineering services and managing complex public assets, safety performance is more than...
The UK’s construction and infrastructure sectors are under increasing pressure to deliver more projects in less time, often within tighter urban environments, stric...
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