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Scope of work included concrete and steel maintenance, repair of steel lintels, masonry upkeep and cement plaster (stucco) repairs

India’s construction equipment market is evolving and Chinese OEMs are well placed to capitalise on that

Ferrovial Construction’s CEO Ignacio Gastón talked to Lucy Barnard about the company’s priorities in 2025

Roland Berger principal Martin Weissbart shares his view on 

Following International Women’s Day on 8 March, Catrin Jones explores 5 things you can do to recruit and promote women

Ahead of International Women’s Day Shanthi Rajan, CEO, Linarc, talks about her experience in construction

Technology is making drilling and foundation equipment more sustainable and easier to operate than ever before. Andy Brown drills down into the details

BigRentz CEO Scott Cannon on how rental companies are supporting efforts to rebuild LA after the wildfires

As February 2025 draws to a close, Construction Briefing reviews some of the best photos from the sector taken this month

Fluor and Hochtief still regard data centres as a major source of work in coming years

When a construction company collapses, the consequences for both clients and subcontractors can be far-reaching.

Five carbon capture and storage megaprojects currently under construction

Leading figures from construction on six technology trends to watch

Rober Hauser details the advanced technologies and sustainable materials driving a global formwork transformation

Document Crunch CEO and co-founder Josh Levy joins Construction Briefing for a chat about construction contracts and new technology

This week’s news of potential tariffs on US steel imports follows a “pause” on tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods. What could it mean for construction?

From quick-couplers to tiltrotators, these tools are redefining adaptability in the face of evolving industry demands

Five of the most high profile specialist life sciences projects which are being built around the world

Apesar de seu tamanho modesto, com uma população de 1,8 milhão, a Irlanda do Norte supera as expectativas. Esta parte discreta do Reino Unido fabrica 40% dos equipamentos móveis supervisionados de britagem e peneiramento do mundo, e o setor de manufatura cresceu mais rápido do que no restante do Reino Unido.