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HS2 starts 700m final Birmingham viaduct launch
BBV starts push of complex curved bridge over six operational railway lines
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Two derailments in 24 hours not evidence railway is at ‘tipping point’, says minister
Department for Transport (DfT) rail minister Lord Peter Hendy described the two derailments seen last week – one at Lewes and one at Wickford – as “very unusual”, but insisted the rail network is not at a “tipping point” due to ageing assets and climate… The post Two derailments in 24 hours not evidence railway is at ‘tipping point’, says minister appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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In pictures: Architects propose reviving ‘lost tradition’ of London’s bathhouses
Pair propose repurposing capital’s disused railway viaducts as social bathing spaces inspired by similar models overseas
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DOT’s $5.3B rail package funds crossings, infrastructure work
The Federal Railway Administration earmarked funding to close more than 30 grade crossings and upgrade over 1,000 others with new infrastructure and technology, according to the release.
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Willmott Dixon and Rioja Estates submit £150m plan for Great Yarmouth regeneration
“Quayside” would be a mix of retail, leisure, hospitality, hotel, residential next to the railway station. The post Willmott Dixon and Rioja Estates submit £150m plan for Great Yarmouth regeneration appeared first on Construction Management.
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HS2 - HS2’s London Logistics Hub celebrates processing one million tonnes of spoil 18072023
HS2's London Logistics Hub, located at the Willesden Euro Terminal, has processed one million tonnes of spoil. The Logistics Hub, managed by HS2’s London Tunnels Contractor, Skanska Costain STRABAG Joint Venture (SCS JV), processes excavated material from the Old Oak Common Station, the Victoria Road Crossover Box in Ealing, and the nearby Atlas Road site.
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HS2 - HS2 moves 10 million tonnes of construction material by rail 06072023
In May 2023, HS2 achieved their target of moving 10 million tonnes of material to and from their construction sites by rail, a major milestone in their plan to cut carbon emissions by removing lorries from roads. HS2 celebrated this feat at an event at Tarmac’s Tunstead Quarry in Derbyshire, which was spearheaded by a unique line-up of locomotives that have delivered aggregate for HS2.
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HS2 - First piers for HS2's 'off-site manufactured' Thame Valley Viaduct installed on site 27062023
HS2 has begun assembling the Thames Valley railway viaduct that is entirely manufactured off-site. Unlike more traditional viaduct designs, every major element of the 880m long Thame Valley Viaduct is being manufactured in a factory before being slotted together on site like a giant Lego set, cutting its carbon footprint by around a third and reducing safety and improving installation efficiencies on site
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HS2 - HS2's innovative Wendover Dean Viaduct moves into next phase of construction 29062023
The first of 38 steel beams that will form the innovative low-carbon structure of HS2’s Wendover Dean Viaduct have completed their 560-mile journey to site ahead of the start of deck construction.
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HS2 - This is Britain's new high-speed rail network 22062023
HS2 provide details of the new bullet style trains and outline the new high-speed rail network that will provide zero carbon travel with more capacity for passengers and freight. This is the future of intercity journeys for the next century and beyond
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