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06.07.2019 (3023 Clicks)

Cimic’s UGL secures Extension with Sydney Trains

Cimic Group company UGL has secured a five-year extension to its contract with Sydney Trains for the delivery of maintenance and logistics services for a portion of Sydney’s metropolitan passenger rail fleet.

04.07.2019 (3161 Clicks)

Record Resources Export Result delivers another Milestone for Queensland Trade

Exports from the Queensland resources sector over the last 12 months have earnt $70 billion for the first time, based on trade data released today.

03.07.2019 (3706 Clicks)

K+S Brine Challenge was great Success

Winners of the crowdsourcing competition are from the USA and Australia

02.07.2019 (3411 Clicks)

Hochtief Consortium completes eight-lane Motorway Bridge over the St. Lawrence River in Montreal

• 3.4-kilometer-long structure connects Canada with the USA
• Consortium will operate the route for 30 years
• Partner: Hochtief PPP Solutions, Flatiron, Iridium, Dragados

02.07.2019 (2746 Clicks)

New Leader for Queensland Exploration Council in 2019

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) together with its explorer-focused membership body the Queensland Exploration Council (QEC) has welcomed a new Chair for the QEC, Kim Wainwright.

01.07.2019 (2901 Clicks)

Salini Impregilo Group invests in Sustainability in Argentina and acquires Riachuelo Megaproject

Fisia Italimpianti of the Salini Impregilo Group has acquired a contract worth $215 million to build Lot 2 of the Riachuelo system in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a mega engineering and infrastructure project to reduce pollution in the Riachuelo River, the most polluted in the country.

01.07.2019 (2694 Clicks)

QRC signs MoU with Mackay, Isaac, Whitsundays (Councils) to further strengthen Resources Jobs

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) and the Greater Whitsunday Council of Mayors (GWCoM’s) have signed an agreement to ensure a greater commitment to jobs and investments into the region’s economy.

01.07.2019 (3370 Clicks)

Strabag commences expanded Contract for Polyhalite Mine in the UK

• A further 24 km of mechanised tunnelling and construction of 37 km underground mineral transport system
• Start of construction for Drives 2 + 3 in late June 2019
• Mining of world’s largest polyhalite deposit at Woodsmith Mine near Whitby in North Yorkshire, England, from 2021

29.06.2019 (3651 Clicks)

Contract Win for Implenia in Norway

New railway line including station for the town of Moss | Contract worth approximately NOK 3,400 million

26.06.2019 (3038 Clicks)

Balfour Beatty’s Perth Transport Futures project awarded ‘Contract of the Year’ at NEC Awards

Balfour Beatty was commended at the New Engineering Contract (NEC) awards ceremony last week as it secured the 2019 ‘Contract of the Year’ award.

The prestigious international award recognises Balfour Beatty’s collaborative efforts with Perth & Kinross Council and Scape Group to deliver the first phase of the Perth Transport Futures scheme; the A9/A85 junction and link road to Bertha Park, which was procured via Scape’s National Civil Engineering framework. On completion, the scheme will alleviate congestion, enhance accessibility to the city and unlock significant economic growth for the local economy.

The NEC awards celebrates excellence in project delivery and showcases examples of good practice through collaboration from across the world.

Hector MacAulay, Balfour Beatty Managing Director of Scotland and Ireland, said: “We are delighted that the work of our combined team on the A9/A85 and Bertha Park link has been recognised across the industry.

“Balfour Beatty has collaborated relentlessly with Perth and Kinross Council to support their ambitious infrastructure plans whilst delivering real and sustainable benefits for the local economy and wider community.”

Councillor Murray Lyle, Leader of Perth & Kinross Council, said: 'The scale and impact of the A9/A85 junction and link road works should not be underestimated. This was an extremely important project both in terms of the financial investment by the Council, but also the long-term value it brings for the city as we grow Perth to the west.

'A huge congratulations have to go to all the members of the team involved from both the Council and the contractor side, to deliver this project. They have very much approached this as a collaboration, one which stretches beyond the people who have been on site, to include the wider partnership approach across planning, business development, finance, education and beyond. The recognition they are receiving locally and nationally for the work which has gone into this is very much to be welcomed.

'There are few local authorities who are able to give their staff the opportunity to work on a roads infrastructure project of such significance. It has been fantastic to see how each member of the team has embraced this to not only deliver a major new road layout, but also real benefits to build skills and engage young people in see the potential for a career in this area of work.'

Mark Robinson, Scape Group chief executive, commented: “By understanding the requirements and nuances of the project from the outset, it is an absolute testament to the collaborative relationships built between Perth and Kinross Council, Balfour Beatty and ourselves, which has resulted in the commendation at the New Engineering Contract (NEC) awards ceremony.

Mark continued “By ensuring that social value is embedded at the heart of this project, the local community are being engaged, training and upskilling is being delivered and spend is staying local via the employment of local SMEs. Perth Transport Futures scheme, including the A9/A85 junction and link road to Bertha Park, is and will continue to deliver substantial socioeconomic benefits for Perth and Kinross.”

Source: Balfour Beatty