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Kai Tak Sports Complex and HK-ZH-Macau Bridge Government Decision Makers to present at Urban Infrastructure 2012 in Hong Kong 2 March 2012
Senior government officers from two of the most current and anticipated urban infrastructure projects in Hong Kong have agreed to join the line up of top government speakers at the Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Conference to be held on the 2nd March. Jonathan McKinley, Deputy Secretary for Home Affairs, Sports & Recreation Branch, Home Affairs Bureau, Government of the HKSAR will discuss status and development plans the New Kai Tak Sports Hub.... [more]
Robertson complete £3million community hall in Aberdeen
The construction of a £3 million building at Camphill School in Bieldside in Aberdeen is completed. The Phoenix Hall, built by the infrastructure, support services and construction group Robertson, forms an integral part of the international Camphill Community, an organisation specialising in the development and care of children and young people with learning difficulties. The project which has taken over a year to complete is built using a p... [more]
City Council seeks private sector to help create a Green Energy Park
Nottingham City Council is searching for a private sector partner that will work with alongside it to create a state of the art Green Energy Park on a 6.9 hectare site on Blenheim Lane in Bulwell. The release of a Prior Information Notice (PIN) is the first major step in the marketing of the site to potential developers and is part of the formal EU procurement process and will be published in the Official Journal of the European Union. The ... [more]
Ringway signs a contract with North Yorkshire County Council
Ringway will provide term maintenance and improvement services to North Yorkshire County Council and its highways network. The signed contract, worth circa £250 million, will begin in April 2012, and could potentially see Ringway servicing the county for the next 10 years. The contract, which was previously held by Balfour Beatty, will cover all aspects of highway maintenance and highway improvement including gully emptying, grass cutting, ... [more]
Telematics insurance set to reduce fleet premiums
Pay how you drive insurance using telematics systems has begun to revolutionise insurance for young drivers. To meet demand, during 2011 a number of British telematics suppliers joined forces with insurance companies to offer services aimed at the retail sector, and, in particular, young drivers. Over coming months, I predict, the sector will grow rapidly as more insurance brands enter the market. Meanwhile, the same telematics technology ... [more]
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