The stations of the future: reshaping transport infrastructure

With Great British Railways reshaping the sector amid intensifying climate, security and social pressures, stations must become resilient pieces of civic infrastructure capable of supporting passengers and communities even through disruption. The post The stations of the future: reshaping transport infrastructure appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Liability Still Hazy For Cut Cable Air Traffic Disruption

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wants to rebuild the air traffic control infrastructure

Trenchless microtunnelling used in Italy and Germany to reduce surface disruption

Trenchless tunnelling projects in Germany and Italy have demonstrated the growing role of microtunnelling in delivering underground utility and wastewater infrastructure where surface disruption must be minimised. The post Trenchless microtunnelling used in Italy and Germany to reduce surface disruption appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Graham wins Oxford flood defence contract

The Environment Agency has appointed Graham to deliver the Oxford Flood Alleviation Scheme, whcih aims to save £1.8bn of potential flood damage and disruption.

Lessons learned from rebuilding the Pentagon after 9/11

The team used creative design, workforce planning and an integrated project delivery process to finish the renovation ahead of schedule, under budget and without disruption to occupants.

Building Magazine, CLC - Ukraine papers, March 2022

Attached are a few Building Magazine articles about how the Ukraine war can or has affected supply of materials, causing disruption, time delays and cost increases. Sanctions are also impacting supplies. Force Majeure can or has been cited although mitigation measures should be explored. The CLC paper recommends all parties collaborate to avoid the risk of damage to industry capacity and capability: Benefits of collaborating are outlined for existing and future projects

Silver Shemmings Ash - QS Series - Loss & Expense Claims update, 29072020

The latest topic in Conor Ahern’s QS Series is Loss & Expense and Conor looks at the nexus of cause and effect with regard to claims for loss / expenses / damages, all from the QS point of view – what you need to know and what you need to do/ make sure is done!

Gleeds - Disruption Claims Forum HD 720, 25032021

This webinar highlights a number of questions about claims under a construction contract as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic with views provided by Alex Johnson and Craig Beeson

New Civil Engineer - Future of Rail - Does the 'Williams-Shapps review' signal a brave new world for rail, 24062021

A rail review was originally commissioned in 2018 after the failure of the East Coast franchise, as well as serious disruption caused by timetable changes in May 2018. Williams-Shapps review caused ripples in the rail industry earlier in 2021: It revealed that a new company – Great British Railways (GBR) – will combine responsibility for rail infrastructure and train operations for the first time since rail privatisation in the 1990s

Silver Shemmings Ash - Recovery Of Loss, Expense & Global Claims, 10032021

Richard Silver (Senior Partner) explains the nexus of cause and effect with regard to claims for loss / expenses / damages, and cover the tricks of bringing and defending loss and expense claims in different scenarios, as well as Global Claims

How is the loss of productivity from the new normal of Working From Home due to Covid-19 to be evaluated, and is there actually any loss at all?

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