Civils contractors today warned that declining workloads in the roads and preliminary works sectors could spell trouble for the UK’s economy. Results from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA)’s Workload Trends Survey found that while the sector experienced a tenth quarter of growth in 2023 Q1, nonetheless falling workloads in the roads sector and in…
CECA was delighted to launch its new member-led group Infrastructure Futures at the Interchange Conference in Birmingham this week. This group will focus on the adoption of technology and digital systems by civil engineering contractors, and most importantly, understand barriers to take up. Our inaugural session was well attended by CECA members, policy makers, lawyers…
CECA has added its weight to industry support for the National Infrastructure Commission’s recommendations on the UK’s infrastructure planning system. Commenting on the NIC’s report, CECA Chief Executive Alasdair Reisner said: “Historically, the UK has suffered from a lack of long-term strategy in infrastructure planning, with nationally-significant projects falling victim to drift and delay. “The…
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