University of Oxford prepares eight-year construction framework

The University of Oxford has launched early market engagement for a long-term construction services framework that could run for at least eight years. The planned multi-supplier framework, managed by Oxford University Estates Services, will cover capital projects valued between £500,000 and more than £15m. It… The post University of Oxford prepares eight-year construction framework appeared first on Construction News.

The Heat Pump Summit returns to the University of Oxford

The Heat Pump Summit returns on 15 April 2025 at The Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford. The post The Heat Pump Summit returns to the University of Oxford appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

ICE’s new President announced

Jim Hall, professor at the University of Oxford and an internationally recognised expert in climate and environmental risks, has been confirmed as the next President of the Institution of Civil Engineers for 2024/5. The post ICE’s new President announced appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Making Ukraine’s steel sector green would give $77bn boost, Oxford researchers say

Researchers from the University of Oxford say rebuilding Ukraine’s steel sector as a zero-emissions one would generate $77bn extra gross value added (GVA) over 20 years compared to restoring the… The post Making Ukraine’s steel sector green would give $77bn boost, Oxford researchers say appeared first on Global Construction Review.

UK's Thames Water Faces More Financial Trouble as Investors Deny Added Funds

A University of Oxford analysis proposes breaking up the company, including the creation of a business to take care of large wastewater capital projects.