Technology
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Hinkley Point C’s M&E programme has suffered fresh workforce disruption. The dispute involves clocking-in arrangements, safety concerns, and revised shift patterns at the nuclear construction site.
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Paebbl has launched a near-white carbon-negative cement alternative construction material. Rebond 300 can replace conventional cement in standard mixes.
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Build Warranty has launched native surveyor apps for mobile inspections. The tools are designed to speed reporting and stage sign-off.
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Atlas Copco launches towable rapid charging station for construction sites. The FCS 220-240 targets electric plant and temporary power.
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Robertson has started construction on the UK’s next national supercomputer. The Edinburgh facility will combine research infrastructure with heat recovery.
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United Infrastructure and SoilDri will target AMP8 material reuse nationally. The partnership aims to cut aggregate imports and lorry movements.
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Amey unveils longer-life barriers through its Hill Smith VRS partnership. The system targets fewer interventions on National Highways routes.
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Eque2 has acquired Chalkstring to strengthen contractor cost control tools. The deal adds cloud estimating capability for specialist trades.
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NG Bailey has lifted turnover beyond the £700m mark again. Infrastructure, energy, water, healthcare, and decarbonisation are supporting growth.
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Ballard is acquiring GeoPura to expand hydrogen site power services. The deal brings fuel cells, equipment, and hydrogen supply together.