Civil Construction

The firm is working on the 13.2km Lot 1 stretch of the project, one of five lots for the highway which will stretch 123km when complete and at a total cost of around €1.6 billion.

For over two decades, Fenton, Michigan-based NIX Contracting has been a provider of excavation and demolition services for the commercial and residential markets.

Jonathan Shipps has been working for his family’s business, Shipps Contracting, for as long as he can remember.

Tech companies and OEMs have been investing heavily in 3D machine control technologies in the roadbuilding sector to help paving and milling operations build longer-lasting roads.

Founded in 1995, Rolleston, New Zealand-based Blakely Construction is a civil contractor serving Canterbury and surrounding regions.

Despite encountering two sinkholes and relocating close to 600 gopher tortoises, crews in Florida remain on schedule as they work on a $135 million undertaking known as the Suncoast Parkway 2 project.

Construction is one of the UK’s largest, most important markets - providing £119 billion to the economy and over 3 million jobs in 2019, many of which focus on skilled manual labour.

Founded in 1954, Hamm Companies operates highway construction, aggregates and waste services divisions.

As the number of autonomous features available for heavy equipment continues to grow, it’s hard not to think of the automotive industry’s quest to develop self-driving cars.

From the cab of his Liebherr 920 compact excavator, Sean Coghlan demonstrates the effectiveness, speed and accuracy of Trimble Earthworks’ 2D grade control system in one of the latest episodes of Tech

Trimble claims that its new Earthworks Grade Control Platform version 2.4 soil compactor package offers a major gain in working efficiency

The latest milling machine technology can hold tight tolerances and increase production while reducing crew demands.

A partnership between Vermeer Australia and SITECH Construction Systems, the Trimble Authorised Dealer has seen Andrew Peace Wines move from pine posts to a new semi-automated system to efficiently pi

Technology firms are not claiming innovations such as virtual and augmented reality are going to change the way infrastructure is built; they say it already has.

The Northern Express Group (NX2) is a private consortium charged with the finance, design, construction, 25-year maintenance and operation of Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency’s Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to Wa

As a company that prides itself on adapting to the needs of students and employers, Major Training Group, one of Australia’s oldest registered training organisations, is pushing the boundaries again.

The use of data during the paving process can help asphalt contractors build better roads more efficiently.