All Govt & Regulatory Articles

Four of the largest awardees and selectees part of US Energy’s battery grants programme

Analysts expect the US Federal Reserve rate cuts will drive construction activity

A US-based construction association took part in a White House-sponsored discussion on addiction and recovery

For the 14th consecutive year, fall protection remains the leading safety concern

Irish constructors plan to build the European Union’s largest passive house development

The US Department of Labor ordered backpay be provided to 614 Las Vegas labourers

Contractor has received another major contract on US$3-billion Soo Lock project

An airport project in San Diego recently received a new commitment of financing

An investigation has started after the partial collapse of a Communist-era concrete bridge in Dresden, Germany.

Researchers expose the hidden costs to taxpayers associated with dwindling levels of contractor competition

Can a US$20 billion project in California reverse climate-change effects on the state water system?

A Minor League Baseball stadium will be at the heart of a billion-dollar urban redevelopment project

Managed charged with allegedly accepting bribe from subcontractor

A single construction regulator should oversee the construction industry in England and Wales.

China, Tanzania and Zambia have signed an initial agreement to revitalise a 1970s railway line

The UK’s Labour government to shelve plans to remove European CE marking by June 2025

Züblin is designing a modular construction system using timber materials

Contractors argue the case for more funding to train badly-needed construction workers

The UK’s Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has announced plans to get construction work restarted on hundreds of sites across England.

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