The Supreme Court has settled a crucial and ever-sensitive question: when can contractors actually terminate for repeated payment defaults? Tim Hillier and Avita Rajoo explain UK Supreme Court. Image: Dreamstime…

The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has announced a series of new appointments to its board and changes to how it is governed. Richard Robinson, regional president, AMEA, for AtkinsRéalis, will…

National Highways has appointed GeoPura as part of a major hydrogen deal for the Lower Thames Crossing project. GeoPura will supply 2,500 tonnes of hydrogen to the project, believed to…

CIOB innovation panel vice-chair Stefan Mordue has joined the board of the Association for Project Safety (APS). Mordue is a chartered architect and senior manager for education and partnerships at…

Trimble’s established project management platform, ProjectSight, is now available in the UK and Ireland. The platform is well-established in the US, and the cloud-based platform has now been configured for…

The British Standards Institution (BSI) has opened consultations on a draft fire safety standard, as well as a draft publicly available specification (PAS) for fire safety in construction. The revised…

EDF has signalled a shift in the timeline for Hinkley Point C’s nuclear build, with the first reactor expected to start production in 2030, a year later than planned. The…

Have you got what it takes to be the CIOB’s head of innovation? Interested parties have until 18 March to apply. The CIOB is looking for someone to drive its…

Zutec has embedded an AI layer into its Building Document Management (BDM) solution, enabling asset owners to unlock “instant, reliable insights and accurate answers” from the information they already hold…

Keltbray is the latest contractor to turn to Multiverse to help improve its staff’s AI and data skills. The company is putting 25 of its staff through Multiverse’s upskilling platform.…