Working for Infrastructure for 30 years

Civils contractors today said that evidence of improving confidence across the Government’s portfolio of major projects highlights the need to stay the course on the UK’s infrastructure ambitions. The Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) has responded to the publication of the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority’s Major Projects Annual Report 2025 to 2026. The

The CECA South West Young Achiever awards celebrate the best people and our award categories for 2026 are: Most Promising Trainee Civil Engineer Most Promising Apprentice Most Promising Trainee Quantity Surveyor Please confirm your intention to nominate in one or more categories to corrinnehodge@cecasouth.co.uk no later than Friday 7 August 2026. Nomination forms can be

CECA has joined 27 other leading industry organisations in calling for the new UK Prime Minister to ‘re-commit’ to existing infrastructure plans. The call follows the resignation of the current UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer who announced he would be stepping down as soon as his party selects a replacement. The open letter emphasises

CECA’s 30 Projects for 30 Years campaign continues with the Tywi Valley Path in Carmarthenshire. With sections delivered by Walters UK and TRJ – T Richard Jones (Betws) Ltd for Carmarthenshire County Council, the £18.7 million scheme has transformed the route of a former railway line into a landmark 13-mile walking, cycling and wheeling path

CECA’s ’30 Under 30′ campaign continues with Molly McMaster, Senior Engineer at VolkerStevin. An ICE QUEST Scholar and Chartered Engineer, Molly has progressed rapidly from graduate to senior engineer, taking on key responsibilities for planning, coordination, quality, safety and team leadership on the Southsea Coastal Scheme. Alongside her project work, Molly is passionate about inspiring