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Germany’s Matthäi prints headquarters and opens new division
German construction engineering company Matthäi has created a printing division following the completion of a 364-sq-m, two-story headquarters in Selsingen, Lower Saxony, using a Cobod Bod2 printer. The 7.4m-high building… The post Germany’s Matthäi prints headquarters and opens new division appeared first on Global Construction Review.
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Deadline extended for Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Awards 2026
The entry deadline for this year's Women in Construction & Engineering Awards has been extended until midnight on Friday 8 May. The awards will hail the individuals, companies and teams making outstanding contributions to gender diversity within their industry. This represents a unique opportunity for… The post Deadline extended for Inspiring Women in Construction & Engineering Awards 2026 appeared first on Construction News.
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On-Site Welding vs Workshop Fabrication: What’s Best for Your Project?
The post On-Site Welding vs Workshop Fabrication: What’s Best for Your Project? appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Welding plays a critical role in construction, engineering, and structural development. Whether you are working on a large-scale commercial build or a smaller residential project, choosing between on-site welding and workshop fabrication can significantly impact efficiency, cost, and overall project quality. Each approach offers unique advantages, and understanding the differences is essential for making the […]
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Last call for 2026 Women in Industry Awards nominations
Tickets are on sale for the black-tie awards evening, set to take place on 18 June 2026 at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf in Sydney. ( Prime Creative Media)Now is the time to spotlight exceptional women driving progress across industries, including construction, engineering and trades, at the 2026 … The post Last call for 2026 Women in Industry Awards nominations appeared first on Inside Construction.
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Gateway 2 backlog in 2026: Is the regime future-proof?
Li Yen Lim, managing associate in construction & engineering at Freeths, gives PBC Today an update on the BSR and the Gateway 2 backlog. The post Gateway 2 backlog in 2026: Is the regime future-proof? appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.
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