I read this one on Tunnel Business Magazine. Not very long, yet very informative. And relevant for risk management in tunnel construction. Enjoyed reading it https://tunnelingonline.com/deep-thinking-underground-solutions-2/

"By adopting a collaborative approach to managing supply chain risk and convincing stakeholders of a project’s unique benefits, project managers can support the delivery of the UK’s infrastructure...

An Audit report published by Washington State urges Seattle's Sound Transit to better do their homework to avoid change requests later causing additional costs as much as 8% over the project costs. The report titled 'Improving Sound...

  Toronto is trying to control the soaring costs. A new report commissioned by the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) advises planners to cut the costs by design. The report called 'Station to Station. Why...

  Political boundaries, governors and legislatures not in sync, stakeholder management, project management etc etc How can future mega projects avoid breaking the bank? Or simply fail? I think the following is a good...

  There seems to be a course on risk management of specifically for underground work: https://undergroundriskmanagement.com/ Organizers are names known in the tunneling circles: Levent Ozdemir, Timothy Coss and Jim Rush.  

As metropolitan areas around the country consider major transit-expansion projects, New York’s Second Avenue subway provides a cautionary tale with valuable lessons for government administrators at all levels. Building just three stations...

The British government watchdog National Audit Office (NAO) says that the HS2 rail project is over budget (with current estimate of £106 Billion versus the original estimate of  £34 billion) and behind schedule. Watchdog says...

  More and more governments and other project owners come up with very creative delivery ways. Intended to minimize the risks for the project owners, such news ways often create additional risks for the contractors. Those new alternative...