Arup UKIMEA managing director on thinking differently about resilience

Engineering, design and planning specialists are increasingly required to rapidly adapt to multi-faceted challenges – from climate change impacts to rising costs and supply chain insecurity. Optimising the provision of solutions – often within large complex systems and against an environment characterised by uncertainty –… The post Arup UKIMEA managing director on thinking differently about resilience appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Tony Gee CEO on engineers’ role in combatting systemic issues in infrastructure delivery

"I have been in the industry for 34 years now, working predominantly for engineering design consultancies,” says Tony Gee and Partners chief executive officer Alasdair Fowler. “The older I get the more important I believe civil engineering is to the world. We are tasked with… The post Tony Gee CEO on engineers’ role in combatting systemic issues in infrastructure delivery appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Optioneering at speed

Transcend and STV are bringing new levels of automation to early-phase civil engineering design The post Optioneering at speed appeared first on AEC Magazine.

The workstation memory challenge

DDR5 memory shortages and rising prices are reshaping workstation buying. Greg Corke explores how architecture, engineering, design, and manufacturing firms can adapt without panicking The post The workstation memory challenge appeared first on AEC Magazine.

Yorkshire Water launches £80M technical framework to drive AMP8 investment programme

Yorkshire Water has announced plans to establish a new multi-supplier framework agreement aimed at securing comprehensive technical consultancy, engineering design, technical assurance and specialist support services for its eight asset management period (AMP8) investment programme (2025 to 2030). The post Yorkshire Water launches £80M technical framework to drive AMP8 investment programme appeared first on New Civil Engineer.