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The where, what and why of devolution - what it means for infrastructure
The trend to transfer powers to local government has great potential for infrastructure. But there is still a lot of confusion and uncertainty surrounding the process, says Jon Masters. -
Fragmenting political landscape poses policy challenges
The recent election results point to local factors having more of an influence on the political process. -
Cyber attacks on infrastructure: real risk or clear and present danger?
Cyber crime is out there and poses a threat to infrastructure. -
BIM, procurement and contracts - time for a rethink?
Is BIM linked to the selection of procurement models and contract terms? -
Why it is only going to get tougher for energy from waste plants
The fall in oil prices and lack of government interest will make it tougher for any business based on waste or recycling, says Matthew Farrow -
Beth West interview: How to land HS2 phase 2 design work
'Skills, Skills, Skills' - Beth West, commercial director of HS2, on the vital ingredients she'll be looking for when appointing consultants for the £500m of design work up for grabs for phase 2 -
Redesigning the commute
Travelling to work doesn't have to be so depressing says Nille Juul-Sorenson, Global Business Leader for Architecture at Arup -
Engineers beware: The Modern Slavery Act impacts consultants too
Modern Slavery Act impacts on consultants not just contractors says Chris Syder at Pennington Manches -
BIM can genuinely fix our ills
As BIM becomes mandatory in public projects, Richard Shennan says re-thinking the boundaries between consulting engineers and contractors is a key step in realising BIM’s benefits. -
CDM Designer dilemmas answered
Uncertainty abounds since the new CDM regulations were introduced in October. Beale & Company associates James Vernon and Andrew Croft cover some FAQs
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