News tagged largescale
  • Roman Stone Expands EZ-KEY Mobile Operations to Texas

    Roman Stone announced that its Mobile Infrastructure division has begun mobilization for a major EZ-KEY™ Precast Duct Bank project in Texas, marking the next phase of the company’s continued national expansion following its recent work on a large-scale project in Ohio. The transition demonstrates Roman Stone’s ability to support critical infrastructure projects across the United […] <p>The post Roman Stone Expands EZ-KEY Mobile Operations to Texas first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

  • A Budget of marginal gains for construction?

    Ray Hutchinson is the managing director at Gilbert-Ash The upcoming Budget will be the first for new chancellor John Healey and the first of Andy Burnham’s premiership, but few people are expecting large-scale giveaways to celebrate the milestones. Instead, this Budget is likely to be… The post A Budget of marginal gains for construction? appeared first on Construction News.

  • U. of Maine Facility Will Be Large-Scale Test Bed to Make 3D Homes and Materials

    Advanced 3D manufacturing system that will use automated technology to design, build, test and validate products–including bio-homes, boats and bridges–is gearing up to fully operate at Orono, Maine campus facility.

  • Billings, Mont., Construction Starts Expected to Jump 24% After Having Surged 49% Last Year

    The Billings market is strong, with many large-scale projects in progress, says Christensen. “Montana State University’s College of Nursing Billings campus recently welcomed its first students.

  • West Midlands mayor opens £3.8bn fund to developers

    Developers urged to come forward and seek investment for developments across the commercial, mixed-used and large-scale residential sectors

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