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Digitising sustainability using AI on water infrastructure project
Project: Selfs Point Sewage Transformation Project, TasWater The challenge of managing sustainability at scale Infrastructure projects pursuing formal sustainability ratings face a common problem: the evidence is everywhere and the system to manage it rarely exists. Evidence sits across spreadsheets, shared drives, emails and consultant reports, while one or two people carry the burden of tracking dozens of interlocking requirements across a multi-year delivery program.
Economía.- Una filial de Cimic (ACS) entra en el proyecto Suburban Rail Loop East de Victoria (Texas) por 1.334 millones
12/12/2023 El presidente de Jesús Abandonado, José Manuel Martínez, sostiene el galardón junto a el director de AENOR para la Región Mediterránea, Ángel Luis Sánchez, y la técnica de Desarrollo de Negocio en AENOR en la Región, Carolina Forte
Freeway of the future receives Australia’s top construction industry award
The M80 Ring Road Upgrade from Sydney Road to Edgars Road by CPB Contractors and Major Road Projects Victoria was announced as the winner of the 2023 Australian Construction Achievement Award (ACAA) at a major industry event in Melbourne last night. The project has transformed one of Melbourne’s busiest freeways, providing additional capacity and improving safety for more than 165,000 drivers each day.
Australian Construction Achievement Award Finalists Announced
Seven projects have been chosen as finalists to compete for the prestigious 2023 Australian Construction Achievement Award by Engineers Australia and the Australian Constructors Association (ACAA).According to Jon Davies, CEO of the Australian Constructors Association, the award is one of the highest forms of recognition for a project because it not only recognises excellence in traditional construction, such as how physical challenges were overcome, but also excellence in initiatives aimed...
Australian Construction Achievement Award finalists announced
Date: 25.02.2023 The Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia have announced that seven projects have been selected as finalists to compete for the 2023 Australian Construction Achievement Award Now in its 26th year, the Australian Construction Achievement Award (ACAA) recognises excellence in construction projects, including excellence in initiatives designed to make the industry a more efficient and better place to work.
Finalists announced for the Australian Construction Achievement Awards
Holly Tancredi April 22, 2022April 22, 2022 News, People, Projects The Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia have partnered over the last 25 years to present the Australian Construction Achievement Award (ACAA) to ensure the people who are building the nation’s projects are recognised for their work.
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The Australian Constructors Association and Engineers Australia have announced that seven projects have been selected as finalists to compete for the prestigious 2023 Australian Construction Achievement Award (ACAA). Now in its 26th year, the ACAA is the industry’s most prestigious award recognising the best construction projects, delivered by the nation’s very best construction companies.
Two alliances shortlisted for Ellenbrook rail
Rita Saffioti says the state government has not excluded any companies from bidding. Photo: Gabriel Oliveira facebook twitter linkedin print Two consortia led by major contractors Laing O'Rourke and CPB Contractors have been shortlisted to build the Morley Ellenbrook rail line, but the decision has sparked competing claims about the opport To read more, please Login below or Subscribe. For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
CPB wins Wanneroo Rd upgrade
CPB Contractors has added to its portfolio of Main Roads projects after being selected as preferred contractor for a $50 million upgrade of the Wanneroo Road and Joondalup Drive intersection. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
BMD wins $49m freeway contract
BMD Constructions has been awarded a $49.4 million state government contract to widen a section of the Mitchell Freeway, beating out CPB Contractors and WBHO Infrastructure for the work.
BHP targets 75%+ WA content for South Flank
BHP’s local boss has said more than 75 per cent of work on the new South Flank mine will be sourced within Western Australia, as CPB Contractors announced it won a $260 million contract on the $4.5 billion project. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Wanneroo Road interchange proposals requested
Four contractors have been invited to submit proposals for the design and build of the $50 million Wanneroo Road and Joondalup Drive interchange, which is set to begin construction mid-year. To read more, please Login or Register below
$47m freeway contract shortlist announced
A shortlist of potential contractors for the state government’s $47 million smart freeways project has been announced with three engineering alliances expected to submit proposals early next year. Intelligent Transport Alliance, Perth Smart Alliance and SmartWays Alliance have all been invited to tender for the project, which involves the installation of an additional lane by converting the emergency lane from Canning Highway to the Narrows Bridge into a full-time traffic lane.
Three way tussle for $40 million freeway work
Shortlisted contractors for the widening of the Mitchell Freeway have been announced, with BMD Constructions, CPB Contractors and WBHO Infrastructure in the race for the $40 million contract. State Minister for Transport Rita Saffioti said the Mitchell Freeway carried some of the highest traffic loads in Perth - up to 180,000 vehicles per day – making the work vital to keep traffic flowing.
Labor resets infrastructure priorities
Labor's victory in the March state election heralded a major shift in infrastructure priorities for Western Australia, and even further changes are likely as the McGowan government seeks to balance its promises with fiscal reality. Mark McGowan and his team committed to about 90 new and existing infrastructure projects worth more than $5 billion during the election campaign, according to the Civil Contractors Federation WA.
New work for Roe 8 contractors
The state government has awarded three new roads projects to the contractors that had been working on the Roe 8 development, while also confirming the net cost of abandoning the latter project will be about $45 million. The Roe 8 alliance contractors were Cimic Group subsidiary CPB Contractors along with Georgiou Group, WA Limestone, GHD, AECOM and BG&E.
CPB fights $39m Ichthys claim
CPB Contractors has failed in its application for an injunction against engineering group JKC Australia, which is claiming $39.2 million of liquidated damages related to work on the Ichthys LNG project. JKC employed CPB in 2012 as a sub-contractor to construct onshore buildings associated with the Darwin-based project. The terms of the contract were amended several times, as the $US37 billion project experienced a series of delays. To read more, please Login or Register below
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