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06.05.2021 (398 Clicks)

QRC welcomes Federal Government's Plan for Growth in the North

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has welcomed the announcement from Federal Minister Keith Pitt of a new five-year, $190 million investment plan for Northern Australia.

05.05.2021 (426 Clicks)

Railway Line moved to make Way for Metro

A major Sydney railway line has been picked up and moved in just 48 hours, to make way for the brand new Sydney Metro.

05.05.2021 (381 Clicks)

Keliber receives additional Funding for Developing a Sustainable Battery Value Chain

Keliber has received a positive decision from Business Finland regarding the Autumn IPCEI funding, a grant approved by the European Commission. Keliber will receive EUR 550,000 for a project that promotes the sustainable development of the battery value chain, circular economy and responsible production.

04.05.2021 (427 Clicks)

Vale started Vargem Grande Complex Filtration Plant Operation

Vale informs that it has gradually started the operation of the tailings filtration plant located at the Vargem Grande Complex, the first of four filtration plants to be operated in Vale's sites in Minas Gerais, totaling US$ 2.3 billion in investments between 2020 and 2024.

04.05.2021 (673 Clicks)

K+S closes Sale of Americas Salt Business to Stone Canyon Industries Holdings, Mark Demetree and Partners

K+S Aktiengesellschaft completed the sale of its Americas salt business consolidated in the Operating Unit Americas to Stone Canyon Industries Holdings LLC ("SCIH"), Mark Demetree and partners.

04.05.2021 (572 Clicks)

Sydney Metro's Station at Waterloo – Building goes forward

Two tower cranes have been installed to help build the new metro station at Waterloo.

03.05.2021 (568 Clicks)

Implenia to build one of the World’s deepest Metro Stations

Stockholm Region and Implenia have signed a contract for construction of the new “Sofia” metro station and associated tunnels in Stockholm | The order is worth SEK 1 billion (approximately CHF 110 million)

Stockholm’s blue subway line is being extended from the centrally located Kungsträdgården to Nacka in the southeast of the Swedish capital as well as to Hammarby Sjöstad in the south. Implenia has been commissioned by Stockholm Region to build the new underground station “Sofia” including elevator shafts, two single-track tunnels for the subway and a parallel service tunnel. This requires the construction of 4.6 kilometres of drill and blast tunnels. The contract is worth SEK 1 billion (approximately CHF 110 million).

The new “Sofia” metro station, located close to Stigbergsparken, will become an important hub for travellers. Located approximately 100 metres below ground, it will be one of the deepest underground stations in the world. Eight large high-speed elevators will take commuters to and from the platforms in about 30 seconds. 

Implenia’s contract is primarily for the construction work, though Implenia’s Technical Design Office will be responsible for the design of concrete works. Overall design is provided by the client. Construction will take place from Q3/2021 to Q4/2025.

The contract is a continuation of the 1.5 kilometre “London Viaduct” access tunnel that Implenia was commissioned to construct by Stockholm Region in 2019. This tunnelling work is currently underway and heading towards Sofia’s future main tunnels.

“It is an honour to take on another tunnel project of this scale – a complex, multidisciplinary project aligned perfectly with our expertise”, says Per Linden, Country President Sweden. “With preparatory work already underway on the London Viaduct, we can ensure that Sofia is built safely and efficiently.”

Winning the contract for Sofia marks yet another success for Implenia’s tunnelling business. In future we will only be providing our fully integrated portfolio of services in Switzerland and Germany; but Implenia’s tunnelling expertise will continue to be offered successfully in other markets, including Sweden.

About Implenia

As Switzerland’s leading construction and real estate service provider, Implenia develops and builds homes, workplaces and infrastructure for future generations in Switzerland and Germany. It also plans and builds complex infrastructure projects in Austria, France, Sweden and Norway. Formed in 2006, the company can look back on around 150 years of construction tradition. The company brings together the know-how of its highly skilled consulting, planning and execution units under the umbrella of an integrated leading multinational construction and real estate service provider. With its broad offering and the extensive experience of its specialists, the Group can realise complex major projects and provide customer-centric support across the entire life-cycle of a building or structure. It focuses on customer needs and on striking a sustainable balance between commercial success and social and environmental responsibility. Implenia, with its headquarters in Opfikon near Zurich, employs more than 8,500 people in Europe and posted revenue of almost CHF 4 billion in 2020. The company is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (IMPN, CH0023868554).

Source: Implenia

                     

01.05.2021 (693 Clicks)

Advance Record at the Brenner Base Tunnel

The miners in the Brenner Base Tunnel are pushing ahead rapidly with the major rail project. On Wednesday, March 31, 2021, they achieved a new record while excavating the main tubes in South Tyrol: 860 m of tunnel bored and lined in one month.

30.04.2021 (472 Clicks)

PAUS North America Inc. established

PAUS GmbH, well-known manufacturer of specialized underground mining equipment has expanded its network: Effective April 1, PAUS North America Inc. was found in Walton Hills, OH.

29.04.2021 (442 Clicks)

Cimic’s Leighton Asia and Broad Construction secure $100M in Project Wins

Cimic Group’s construction companies, Leighton Asia, and wholly owned subsidiary of CPB Contractors, Broad Construction (Broad), have further extended their presence in Singapore and Western Australia respectively with the award of contracts totalling approximately $100 million in revenue.