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Three TBMs now excavating Melbourne's 26 km Suburban Rail Loop East tunnels

Three tunnel boring machines are now simultaneously excavating the twin tunnels for Melbourne's Suburban Rail Loop East, as underground construction expands across the Burwood, Glen Waverley and Clari...

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Algeria begins 710-well irrigation programme for major Sahara agricultural development

A large groundwater drilling programme is under way in southern Algeria, where hundreds of deep irrigation wells are being developed to support a major agricultural and livestock project in the Sahara...

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BGS launches three-year programme to remap UK seabed geology

The British Geological Survey has begun a three-year programme to develop new national-scale geological datasets for the UK Continental Shelf, providing offshore developers with a clearer picture of s...

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Why Builders Are Turning to Helical Piles for Residential Construction

In today's residential and multifamily construction market, builders face increasing pressure to control costs, accelerate schedules, and build on sites that would have been considered unbuildable jus...

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Bucharest launches second major tunnelling phase of airport metro project

Tunnelling has started on the northern section of Bucharest Metro Line 6, marking the next major phase of the 14.2 km metro extension that will eventually connect central Bucharest with Henri Coanda I...

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£19.8M Torcross coastal defence scheme begins with 90,000 tonnes of rock armour

Construction has begun on a £19.8 million coastal defence scheme at Torcross in Devon, where almost 90,000 tonnes of new rock armour will be placed along the shoreline following severe storm damage ea...

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Ship Canal project adds 112 million litres of underground wastewater storage

Seattle has completed the $255 million Ship Canal Water Quality Project, bringing into service a major underground storage system designed to reduce the amount of untreated sewage and polluted stormwa...

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Skye road restored after 300-tonne landslide with rock armour and drainage works

Around 300 tonnes of rock, soil and debris were removed from a key road on the Isle of Skye after a landslide blocked the route near Uig, triggering a rapid programme of slope stabilisation and draina...

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Central structure completed on HS2's 1.4 km Wendover green tunnel

Construction of HS2's Wendover green tunnel has reached a major milestone with the two halves of the 1.4 km cut-and-cover structure now joined, completing the central section of the tunnel less than 1...

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Work advances on Auckland's $260M Herne Bay wastewater tunnel

Construction is gathering pace on Auckland's NZ$260 million Herne Bay Collector, a new wastewater tunnel designed to capture wet-weather overflows before they reach Waitematā Harbour and divert them i...

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