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    • Coert Klomp

      Bristol's "super sewer" is delayed because of "transportation problems with the tunnel boring machine"

      This is the worst excuse I have heard. If it is really true; does the person who is responsible for this screw up still clinging on to his job, still getting his pay check after costing so much for the taxpayers? Reports the respected journal 'New Civil Engineer'... "Delays to ...

      Tags: Britain

      • Kris Lubcek

        Stonehenge tunnel: Highways England to start negotiations with 3 teams of companies shortlisted

        Next month, Highways England will start 6-months long `competitive dialogue` with shortlisted teams of companies. The invited three teams for building the £1.7bn Stonehenge tunnel scheme are: BMJV (Bouygues Travaux Publics and J Murphy & Sons) HDJV (Hochtief Infrastructure GmbH...

        Tags: Britain

        • Kris Lubcek

          HS2 gets go-ahead from UK government

          "The UK’s Department for Transport has given the controversial high-speed rail service (HS2) formal notice to proceed (NTP). The NTP signals a shift from design and early site preparation work, to more detailed design and construction work." https://www.khl.com/construction...

          Tags: High Speed 2, Britain

          • Kris Lubcek

            HS2: UK government issues the Notice to Proceed (NTP) for £12 Billion worth of contracts

              HS2 Ltd, the owner of the High Speed 2 project, gets the official Notice to Proceed (NTP) from UK's Department for Transport for the contracts worth £12bn included the Phase 1 of the project. The approved work fall into the following lots, all in Phase 1: Work (&poun...

            Tags: United Kingdom, Britain

            • Kris Lubcek

              HS2: "There is still a lot of work before any construction starts"

                High Speed 2 contractors are busy with paperwork and other preparatory work before any ground is broken. UK's New Civil Engineer talks to some contractors. They explain that the much echoed 'Notice to Proceed' from government means they can start working on their supply c...

              Tags: Britain

              • Arie van den Broek

                Global Tunnelling Experts managing director writes open letter to government

                Kevin Browning, the managing director of Global Tunnelling Experts (GTE) calls the UK government to exempt the Hinkley Point C tunnelling workers from the compulsory quarantine. UK government, as a part of their plan to gradually ease the coronavirus lockdown, had announced the plans for 14 da...

                Tags: covid-19, United Kingdom, Britain

                • Lutz Genscher

                  Herrenknecht gets two more TBM orders for Britain's HS2 Project

                  German tunnel boring machine manufacturer Herrenknect gets two more TBM orders for the High Speed 2 project. This time from the consortium of  Skanska Costain Strabag (SCS JV).  Herrenknecht had already sold TBMs previously to the consortium of Align JV (Bouygues Travaux Publics, Si...

                  Tags: Germany, Britain, Europe, made in Europe

                  • Lutz Genscher

                    First HS2 TBM launched

                    First High Speed 2 (HS2) Herrenknecht Tunnel Boring Machine launched - source: HS2 Ltd media.

                    Tags: Britain

                    • Petri Anttonen

                      Kenex is working on a proposal to build a tram tunnel the Thames river between Kent And Essex in UK

                        Essex-based Thames Gateway Tramlink Ltd say they are working on a proposal for building a tram line including a tunnel under the Thames river: " We, at Thames Gateway Tramlink, are very proud to be working on the KenEx Tram proposal. This exciting new project will provide an acc...

                      Tags: Britain, United Kingdom

                      • Arie van den Broek

                        Work has stopped on HS2, but the Tories are still digging Britain into a hole

                        An opinion, The loss of a national asset that would have aided ‘levelling up’ shows how little Rishi Sunak is really committed to long-termism https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/oct/15/work-has-stopped-on-hs2-but-the-tories-are-still-digging-britain-into-a-hole

                        Tags: Britain, Infrastructure projects