Core Highways has standardised field operations across five regional businesses. More than 1,200 users now operate through Re-flow Field Management, creating a single platform for planning, reporting, safety workflows, audit evidence, and commercial visibility.
Dalkia will deliver a 30MW green hydrogen plant in Cumbria. The Barrow project will supply Kimberly-Clark’s manufacturing site, with modular construction, prefabrication, civils, M&E, utilities, trenching, and hydrogen storage included in the delivery scope.
Recticel has opened a Belgian plant for industrial PIR recycling. The facility will turn insulation waste into recycled polyol for new high-performance boards.
Komatsu has started UK production of its PC220 excavator model. The Newcastle-built machine strengthens European supply while using digital manufacturing tools, precision scanning, and laser-based assembly technology.
Green hydrogen is powering a live National Highways compound site. Galliford Try is using the system for offices, welfare, drying space, kitchen facilities, and EV charging in Bootle.
Bachy Soletanche and Kilnbridge have launched the UrbanCore partnership offer. The model integrates demolition, foundations, basements, concrete, and steel for complex urban schemes.
Armacell has published EPDs for ArmaComfort acoustic insulation products range. The declarations give specifiers verified lifecycle data for building services noise-control applications.
Rocklyn has appointed Alex Begyinah to expand industrial structures growth. The move supports rapid-install covered capacity for manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and facility upgrade work.
Construction starts are softer, although demand is still moving selectively. IN Site Issue 2 examines refurbishment, data centre carbon, housing renewal, ventilation, cyber resilience, and plant productivity.
Egis has appointed Shakir Khaja to lead aviation growth regionally. The role covers Europe and Africa, with a strategic focus on UK and Irish airport programmes.