Working for Infrastructure

Highlights include: STAR Procurement: GM Streetscene Alliance – procurement is underway Oakervee review backs HS2 General Election: Environment takes centre stage APPRG calls for new national railway body £18m for consortium to develop compact nuclear power stations Bidding opens for £900m gas mains replacement programmes Sirius Minerals seeks $600m funding for Yorkshire polyhalite mine Salford

Highlights include: CECA: All Parties Must Back Infrastructure For Growth At GE 2019 CCS framework winners announced HS2: General Election to delay Oakervee Review Scottish Water opens bidding for £5.2bn infrastructure framework £250m housing infrastructure funding for Midlands, South East and East Anglia Civils hit hardest in workload downturn Rate of construction-worker injuries rises for

CECA, working in a collaborative working group with the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) and supported by Highways England, has published a free online Supplier Guide on Working with Highways England. The aim of the guide is to provide information and support to civil engineering contracting companies, providers of professional and management services, and their

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 4th November 2019 *Cymraeg isod The Civil Engineering Contractors Association Wales welcomes today’s announcement by the Welsh Government of a further £130m funding for capital investment this year along with the publication of an updated Wales Infrastructure Investment Plan (WIIP) project pipeline. However, we would call on the Welsh Government to go

Civil engineering workload decreasing, future orders decreasing, employment decreasing! But costs are increasing! Press Release 4th November 2019 A report from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) shows that, for a 3rd consecutive quarter, workload is decreasing for 44% of civil engineering contractors in Wales. This is the lowest balance since the start of 2013