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Scotland
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University of Glasgow appoints architects for its new engineering building
The University of Glasgow has selected architects Woods Bagot to design and deliver the new building as part of redevelopment plans. -
Praise for Scottish government as it lowers project bank account threshold
All public bodies in Scotland will soon have to include a project bank account in tenders for public works contracts of £2m or over. -
Aberdeen bypass to finally open after deal is struck
Scotland's transport secretary Michael Matheson has confirmed the final section of the Aberdeen bypass will be officially open. -
Scottish Infrastructure Commission completes its line-up
The 10-strong commission has now been filled with those on board advising on what projects should be at the heart of investment. -
Glasgow Airport rail hopes dashed for a second time
Plans for a full tram-train link between the city centre and Glasgow Airport may now be favoured for a Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) scheme. -
Aberdeen bypass work finishes but wrangle over final costs means further delay
Scotland's transport secretary is demanding answers from Aberdeen bypass contractors after it missed its latest January deadline. -
Jacobs and AECOM to draw up plan for Scotland's transport future
A team of Jacobs and Aecom will support a review to consider future investment in all transport modes including the strategic road and rail networks. -
Big lift for Glasgow Queen Street as structural steelwork begins
The first completed section of structural steelwork has been installed as part of Glasgow Queen Street’s redevelopment. -
How a Planning Bill could secure vital investment in Scottish infrastructure
Stefano Smith of WYG discusses how legislation for an infrastructure levy could soon end the disjoint between planning development and infrastructure delivery in Scotland. -
Long delays for major infrastructure projects in Scotland
The Scottish government has revealed that more than a dozen building projects have been hit by major delays.