Mining Remediation Authority prepares £9.4M professional services framework

The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) is preparing to procure up to £9.4M of construction, environmental and technical professional services through a new four-year framework to support its functions across the UK. The post Mining Remediation Authority prepares £9.4M professional services framework appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Maryland issues RFQ for Key Bridge main span

The procurement follows an announcement from the Maryland Transportation Authority that it will split the rebuild into four contracts.

Nista’s optimism on major projects stops short of planning reform

Last week, the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (Nista) published its second ever Major Projects Annual Report, covering the financial year from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, and it certainly makes for mixed reading. The post Nista’s optimism on major projects stops short of planning reform appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Maryland Issues RFQ for Main Span of Key Bridge Rebuild

The Maryland Transportation Authority is officially looking for a new design-build contractor for the rebuild of the Key Bridge after choosing to off-ramp the previously selected contractor earlier this year, and is still targeting a 2030 completion date.

Citizen renovates acclaimed maisonettes

Citizen has invested £2.1m in a project to renovate post-war Coventry maisonettes. The work was led by Equans and supported by funding from the Matrix Housing Partnership and the West Midlands Combined Authority.

Association for Project Management - Project management governance, What is governance in projects, 08082022

In project management, governance is all about making decisions. Find out what governance in project management means, who is involved, and how it can lead to effective projects in this video

Fenwick Elliott - Role of the Engineer in FIDIC Contracts, 03062021

Claire King and Beth McManus take a look at the enhanced role of the Engineer in the FIDIC (2017) editions when compared to the 1999 forms providing practical tips for those working with such contracts at the moment

How does BIM support defensible compliance with building codes, fire regulations, and authority review processes?