News tagged flexibility
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TPLX Builder Set adds on-site safety, flexibility Jackson Industries has introduced its new TPLX Builder Set, developed for small to medium-sized sites requiring high-performance temporary lighting. Since its launch during last year’s daylight savings period, the company says that TPLX has been adopted across infrastructure and commercial construction sites and projects. “Following the successful launchContinue reading "Site lighting…"
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Reclamation Puts Dam Protection at Center of Post-2026 Colorado River Plan
After basin-state negotiations collapsed, federal officials proposed two-year operating rules prioritizing reservoir flexibility while leaving future dam upgrades to separate reviews.
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Why Compact Excavation Equipment Is Becoming a Smart Choice for Modern Construction Projects
The post Why Compact Excavation Equipment Is Becoming a Smart Choice for Modern Construction Projects appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Construction sites have changed significantly over the past decade. While large excavators remain essential for major infrastructure projects, many contractors are discovering that smaller excavation equipment offers greater flexibility, lower operating costs, and improved productivity for a wide range of jobs. From residential developments and utility installations to landscaping and rural property improvements, compact machines […]
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Government is considering enabling developers to pay cash in lieu of on-site affordable housing, which trade body warns will disproportionately impact rural delivery
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Data centers are ready to negotiate flexibility for speed
Hyperscalers want their data centers online and utilities want to provide interconnections, but experts say both are still looking for common operating guidelines.
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IR35: it’s driven 35% of contractors out of self- employment - The Freelance Informer
A concise and survey backed review of the impact of HMRC crackdown on IR35 rules enforcement.
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COVID-19 and construction: Early lessons for a new normal? - published by Loughborough University
COVID-19 has led to significant changes to construction work over recent months. There have been suggestions that productivity and ‘normal’ (non-COVID-19) safety and health might have improved as a result of these. The Loughborough team was commissioned t
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