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Mountain Bike Trail Building Turns to On-Site Material Processing
Mountain Bike Trail Building Turns to On-Site Material Processing Mountain bike trails may be built for recreation, but beneath the berms, rollers and carefully shaped corners sits a surprisingly conv...
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PlantWorx 2027 Expands the Live Construction Equipment Format at the NEC
PlantWorx 2027 Expands the Live Construction Equipment Format at the NEC PlantWorx will arrive at the NEC Birmingham in June 2027 with a considerably larger canvas than previous editions, combining it...
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Geo Week Expands Workforce Programme as Geospatial Skills Demand Grows
Geo Week Expands Workforce Programme as Geospatial Skills Demand Grows Geo Week is expanding its efforts to bring younger professionals into the geospatial sector, opening applications for its 2027 GE...
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Paving Expo 2026 Arrives as Brazil Accelerates Highway Investment
Paving Expo 2026 Arrives as Brazil Accelerates Highway Investment Brazil enters Paving Expo 2026 with a rather different road infrastructure market from the one exhibitors were addressing only a few y...
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Singapore Puts AI Deployment at the Centre of IBEW 2026
Singapore Puts AI Deployment at the Centre of IBEW 2026 Singapore’s International Built Environment Week returns to Marina Bay Sands from 2 to 4 September with artificial intelligence occupying...
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Africaβs Carbon Markets Move from Policy to Transactions
Africaβs Carbon Markets Move from Policy to Transactions Africa’s carbon market debate is beginning to move beyond whether the continent can become a significant supplier of carbon credits. The...
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John Deere Advances Orchard Autonomy with Ouster Rev8 Lidar
John Deere Advances Orchard Autonomy with Ouster Rev8 Lidar Autonomous machinery has a relatively easy job when the world around it is open, predictable and accurately mapped. An orchard offers almost...
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Infopro Digital Automotive Builds a Data Platform for the Global Aftermarket
Infopro Digital Automotive Builds a Data Platform for the Global Aftermarket Infopro Digital Automotive will arrive at Automechanika Frankfurt in September with a considerably broader business than it...
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Inside Georgia’s Work to Secure the Connected Highway
Inside Georgia’s Work to Secure the Connected Highway A remotely operated gate controlling access to an express lane looks like a piece of highway equipment. Behind it, however, sits something i...
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OβHare Flyer Plans 15-Minute Chicago Airport Express on Existing Rail Corridors
OβHare Flyer Plans 15-Minute Chicago Airport Express on Existing Rail Corridors Chicago has spent more than two decades trying to find a convincing way of getting passengers between its downtown and O...
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CECE Congress 2026 Brings Europeβs Construction Equipment Leaders to London
CECE Congress 2026 Brings Europeβs Construction Equipment Leaders to London More than 150 senior figures from Europeβs construction equipment industry will gather at IET Savoy Place in London from 27...
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BEX Asia 2026 Puts Practical AI and Robotics at the Centre of Construction Technology
BEX Asia 2026 Puts Practical AI and Robotics at the Centre of Construction Technology More than 200 exhibiting brands will gather at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from 2 to 4 September for BEX Asia 20...
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South Africa Opens Freight Rail to Private Operators as Mining Demand Grows
South Africa Opens Freight Rail to Private Operators as Mining Demand Grows South Africa has allocated freight capacity of up to 24 million tonnes a year to 11 private train operating companies, putti...
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CMAS 2026 Puts Transactions at the Centre of Africaβs Carbon Markets
CMAS 2026 Puts Transactions at the Centre of Africaβs Carbon Markets Africa has no shortage of potential carbon projects. The more difficult task is turning forests, farms, waste streams, carbon remov...
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Ritchie Bros. Takes Heavy Equipment Bidding Fully Mobile
Ritchie Bros. Takes Heavy Equipment Bidding Fully Mobile Buying a used excavator, truck or wheel loader at auction no longer necessarily requires a buyer to stop what they are doing, open a laptop and...
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Used Equipment Supply Tightens as European Buyer Demand Accelerates
Used Equipment Supply Tightens as European Buyer Demand Accelerates Demand for used tractor units across Europe rose 72% year-on-year during the second quarter of 2026 while the number advertised for...
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Liebherr Brings Electrified Quarrying and Heavy Machinery to steinexpo
Liebherr Brings Electrified Quarrying and Heavy Machinery to steinexpo A 130-tonne electric mining excavator connected directly to the grid will sit alongside a 564 kWh mobile battery system when Lieb...
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Volvo EC400 Hybrid Cuts Fuel Use by 30% at Clariant Bentonite Mines
Volvo EC400 Hybrid Excavator Cuts Fuel Use by 30% at Clariant Bentonite Mines At Clariant’s bentonite pits in Lower Bavaria, a Volvo EC400 Hybrid excavator has reduced fuel consumption by around...
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The $1.5 Billion Race to Build the Operating System for Autonomous Machines
The $1.5 Billion Race to Build the Operating System for Autonomous Machines A construction company is about to become an AI robotics company. On the surface, that sounds like one of the stranger corpo...
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ASTM Proposed Asphalt Cracking Standard Strengthens Balanced Mix Design
ASTM Proposed Asphalt Cracking Standard Strengthens Balanced Mix Design ASTM International’s road and paving materials committee, D04, is developing a proposed test method for evaluating load-in...
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Turning Drone Inspections into a Long-Term Memory for Bridges
Turning Drone Inspections into a Long-Term Memory for Bridges Bridge inspection has always produced a great deal of data and very little memory. Every routine survey captures cracks, spalling and wate...
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Hyundai and Shell Pivot to E-Fluids and Thermal Management
Hyundai and Shell Pivot to E-Fluids and Thermal Management On the surface, Hyundai Motor Company’s decision to extend its global cooperation agreement with Shell Lubricants through 2031 reads li...
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First USA Built Volvo Excavators Signal a Shift Towards Regional Manufacturing
First USA Built Volvo Excavators Signal a Shift Towards Regional Manufacturing The first excavators and large wheel loaders assembled on American soil by Volvo Construction Equipment have begun reachi...
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Bentleyβs YII 2026 Finalists Reveal the Next Stage of Digital Infrastructure
Bentleyβs YII 2026 Finalists Reveal the Next Stage of Digital Infrastructure A shortlist is rarely read as a market indicator, yet the field Bentley Systems has just named for its 2026 Year in Infrast...
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The Common Digital Language Becoming Infrastructure for Global Trade
The Common Digital Language Becoming Infrastructure for Global Trade Internatinoal trade is quietly acquiring a new layer of infrastructure, and it is built less from concrete and steel than from defi...
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Japanβs Road Safety Push is Becoming an Infrastructure Strategy
Japanβs Road Safety Push is Becoming an Infrastructure Strategy Japan’s latest effort to drive road deaths towards zero is beginning to reveal a much larger change in how transport safety is bei...
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Dual-Power Equipment the Practical Route for Landscape Electrification
Dual-Power Equipment the Practical Route for Landscape Electrification The professional landscaping sector has spent the better part of a decade being told it faces a binary choice between the petrol...
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Where Do Electrical Equipment and Civil Construction Meet on Major Projects?
Where Do Electrical Equipment and Civil Construction Meet on Major Projects? Large infrastructure projects depend on many disciplines moving toward the same goal. Civil teams plan roads, foundations,...
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SPH Drone Camp Brings the Full Survey Workflow into the Field
SPH Drone Camp Brings the Full Survey Workflow into the Field The most expensive thing on any construction site is often the thing nobody can see. Buried cables, forgotten pipework, unexploded ordnanc...
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From Belgrade to Chicago: Spotter AI Targets the Networks Behind US Freight
From Belgrade to Chicago: Spotter AI Targets the Networks Behind US Freight A single billboard at an airport rarely counts as industry news, yet the placement Spotter AI has chosen for its first outdo...
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Streamlining Europe to Canada Shipping: Customs, Transport and Logistics Solutions
Streamlining Europe to Canada Shipping: Customs, Transport and Logistics Solutions Ever felt overwhelmed with the thought of exporting to Europe and Canada? International shipping requirements are com...
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Tower Cranes Take Construction Engineering into Amazon Climate Science
Tower Cranes Take Construction Engineering into Amazon Climate Science The deployment of four Liebherr 85 EC-B tower cranes at the AmazonFACE research site near Manaus reads, at first glance, as a cur...
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Quipli’s Growth Signals a Digital Shift in Equipment Rental
Quipli’s Growth Signals a Digital Shift in Equipment Rental The equipment rental sector rarely treats a software vendor’s growth ranking as market news, yet Quipli’s placement at No....
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Real-Time Concrete Data is Rewriting the Economics of the Pour
Real-Time Concrete Data is Rewriting the Economics of the Pour The most expensive risk in concrete construction is rarely the one that makes headlines. Blow-outs, hidden voids and structural defects a...
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How Haul Road Data is Changing the Economics of Earthmoving
How Haul Road Data is Changing the Economics of Earthmoving For most of the history of earthmoving, the haul road has been treated as something between the machines and the money: necessary, obvious a...
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LANDCROS Signals Hitachiβs Shift from Construction to Construction Intelligence
LANDCROS Signals Hitachiβs Shift from Machinery to Construction Intelligence Hitachi Construction Machinery has opened its LANDCROS Innovation Studios Challenge to Europe for the first time, inviting...
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Britainβs Road Safety Challenge is Shifting from Counting Collisions to Understanding Risk
Britainβs Road Safety Challenge is Shifting from Counting Collisions to Understanding Risk The Department for Transport’s final reported road casualty statistics for Great Britain in 2025, publi...
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Bobcat Wins Three CMME Awards Signalling a Broader Play for Gulf Worksites
Bobcat Wins Three CMME Awards Signalling a Broader Play for Gulf Worksites Bobcat left the 2026 Construction Machinery Middle East (CMME) Awards in Dubai with three trophies, and on the surface that r...
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Cannes Festival Signals a Shift From Quantum Science to Quantum Industry
Cannes Festival Signals a Shift From Quantum Science to Quantum Industry The inaugural World Quantum Cannes Festival, staged at the Palais des Festivals on 17 and 18 November 2026, is being positioned...
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IBEW 2026 and CORENET X Put Singapore at the Forefront of Digital Construction
IBEW 2026 and CORENET X Put Singapore at the Forefront of Digital Construction When the built environment sector gathers in Singapore from 2 to 4 September 2026 for International Built Environment Wee...
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Quarterhill’s Conduent Deal Redraws the US Tolling Map
Quarterhill’s Conduent Deal Redraws the US Tolling Map A Canadian company that spent the better part of a decade reinventing itself from a patent-licensing shell into a focused roads-technology...
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Ferrovialβs Nasdaq Rise Signals a New Centre of Gravity for Infrastructure Investment
Ferrovialβs Nasdaq Rise Signals a New Centre of Gravity for Infrastructure Investment Ferrovial’s decision to remove its ordinary shares from Euronext Amsterdam in September 2026 reads, on the s...
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Construction Waste is Becoming a New Revenue Stream for Contractors in UK
Construction Waste is Becoming a New Revenue Stream for Contractors in UK The headline event is modest on paper, in that a UK civil engineering contractor in Blackpool has commissioned a wash plant. T...
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Georgia can turn the Middle Corridor into an Industrial Economy
Georgia can turn the Middle Corridor into an Industrial Economy Georgia has spent three years being courted as a transit country, and in one narrow sense the pitch has worked. Freight is moving...
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Autonomous Satellites Could Change how the World Responds to Wildfires
Autonomous Satellites Could Change how the World Responds to Wildfires Wildfire detection has spent decades as a by-product of general Earth observation, something inferred from weather satellites and...
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America’s Mine Waste Could Become its Next Critical Minerals Resource
America’s Mine Waste Could Become its Next Critical Minerals Resource The most commercially interesting shift in critical minerals is not taking place at the bottom of a new pit. It is happening...
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Standby Power Moves to the Centre of the AI Data Centre Buildout
Standby Power Moves to the Centre of the AI Data Centre Buildout The tightest constraint on the artificial intelligence buildout has quietly shifted from processors to power, and specifically to the p...
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Fusion is Building the Industrial Infrastructure Behind the Power Plant
Fusion is Building the Industrial Infrastructure Behind the Power Plant The most significant thing about Kyoto Fusioneering’s decision to build UNITY-3 at Oak Ridge is not that another fusion re...
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Infrastructure That Can Sail Away: The Logic Behind the VITAL Kraaken
Infrastructure That Can Sail Away: The Logic Behind the VITAL Kraaken Optimal Transit, the maritime engineering partnership of InMar Technologies and OptiFuel Systems, has unveiled a second configurat...
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Beyond Curb Appeal: The 2026 Guide to Upgrading Your Homeβs Exterior
Beyond Curb Appeal: The 2026 Guide to Upgrading Your Homeβs Exterior When it comes to home renovations, interior projects like kitchen remodels and bathroom upgrades often steal the spotlight and domi...
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