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Skanska JV lands $85M container port upgrade

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A Skanska-led joint venture has been appointed to upgrade a terminal at the Port of Virginia.

The Swedish multinational will partner the US-firm McLean Contracting Company on the project to revitalise the Norfolk International Terminal North Wharf, on an $85M (£66.6M) contact. The work will involve the demolition of existing marine…

Grid shortages: Thousands of stalled London homes ‘unblocked’

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Nearly 8,000 new homes stalled in West London due to electricity shortage issues in the area have so far been “unblocked”, according to City Hall.

An update on the power constraints affecting the grid in Ealing, Hillingdon and Hounslow, published by the Greater London Authority (GLA), said 7,800 new homes (of…

Norfolk council invites bids for £600M highways work

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A large council in the East of England has launched a tender seeking contractors for £600M of highways work.

Norfolk County Council is seeking works, professional services and traffic signals contractors to deliver a range of highways and infrastructure services across the county. A notice published by the local authority says services…

£35M Little Barford UKPN electricity network upgrade completed

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New cable circuits, re-routing of overhead power lines and the installation of new towers have been completed by UK Power Networks (UKPN) in a project which centred around the substation at Little Barford in Bedfordshire.

The project started in 2018 and involved upgrading grid capacity and reliability for 190,000 properties in…

Prep work for Transpennine upgrade starts in West Yorkshire

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Preparatory work is starting in West Yorkshire for a multi-billion-pound programme of upgrades that will transform rail travel across the Pennines.

From next Thursday (21 March) works will start to prepare the 13km rail line between Dewsbury and Huddersfield for a major revamp as part of Network Rail’s £11bn Transpennine Route…