Civils contractors have published a major new report on the current and future role of artificial intelligence in UK construction sector. The Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA)’s AI in UK Construction Report, now available to download, sets out clear recommendations on managing risk, fostering cross-industry collaboration, and upskilling the workforce for a digital future. The
To coincide with our 2024/5 AGM, CECA has published a video round-up of our national team’s work over the last year, and our 2024 Annual Review, which you can read and download below.
CECA is passionate not just about building the infrastructure of tomorrow – but the workforce that will deliver it. That’s why CECA North East’s Management Board has proudly awarded its 2025 College Bursary Program, helping to support the next generation of civil engineers. The College Bursary Program was created in line with two of our
Click above to read CECA Wales’ annual review and forward look to Working for Infrastructure in Wales.
Civils contractors today said that the decision to give the green light to the expansion of Luton Airport will drive economic growth, create jobs, and boost connectivity. It has been announced today that the London Luton Airport Expansion scheme has been granted development consent by the Secretary of State for Transport. The airport’s expansion will
Civil Engineering Contractors Association Midlands has announced a new Chair. Richard Hague, regional managing director at AmcoGiffen, will take over from Ron Pinfield, managing director of CLM after three years at the helm. Richard said: “I’m looking forward to taking on this role and working closely with the CECA Midlands team. Ron has laid a
Civils contractors today welcomed the announcement of a further £13 billion of capital spend over the course of this Parliament at today’s Spring Statement by saying the benefits of this investment will only be felt once industry can get spades in the ground on projects. Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a further increase in capital spending
Civils contractors today welcomed news that the UK Government has given planning approval to the Lower Thames Crossing by saying the scheme will add ‘billions’ to the economy. The Secretary of State for Transport Heidi Alexander MP has approved the Lower Thames Crossing Development Consent Order, which means that the project now has planning approval.
Civils contractors today welcomed news that the UK Government is to inject £600 million into construction skills training by saying the investment will not only create positive futures for people but will drive growth in the economy. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled a £600 million investment to train up to 60,000 more skilled construction workers
Click above to read or download CECA Yorkshire & The Humber’s Annual Review for 2024.
