History Bermuda is a small island nation, composed of 181 islands totaling 21 square miles inhabited by over 60,000 residents. In December 2014, the America’s Cup Event Authority announced that Bermuda had been selected to host the America’s Cup in 2017. In conjunction with a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line project […]

The two bridges, spanning 2.3 miles, advance efforts by the National Parks Service and Florida Department of Transportation to restore natural water flows into Everglades National Park A design-build team of Stantec and Condotte America announced the completion of the two bridges in the Tamiami Trail (Florida State Road 90) […]

Numerous pipe segments damaged from years of wear and tear were discovered during inspections of an outdated, 1977 wastewater pipeline just south of the Port of Miami. The pipeline’s system included a 54-inch diameter tunnel and force main which ran from Virginia Key Central Wastewater Treatment Plant (CDWWTP), underneath Biscayne […]

HISTORY In 1969, in conjunction with the expected openings of the Naval Training Center (1968), Florida Technological University (now University of Central Florida 1969), and Walt Disney World (1971), the SR 408 project began as another east-west corridor through downtown Orlando. This route was built to relieve traffic on SR […]

The “Platensiedlung”, located in Frankfurt’s Ginnheim district, dates from the 1950s and was built originally as housing for the US armed forces. G.I. Elvis Presley even visited the area for a photo shoot while he was stationed in Germany. New housing stock for the area has been under construction since […]

View the complete article here. On September 6, 2017 Hurricane Irma tore through the British Virgin Islands with record-breaking, bark-stripping sustained wind speeds of 185mph and gusts over 200mph.  The eye passed over Road Town, Tortola, the country’s capital and home to many of the territory´s largest marinas, and infrastructural […]

PileMedic® by QuakeWrap’s capability for rapid repair of piers and commercial ports is demonstrated by the military during repair drills at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam on Oahu, Hawaii. These are the first underwater shots of a PileMedic installation, taken by U.S. Navy divers. For more information on how PileMedic® by […]

Aarsleff Ground Engineering have been awarded the piling contract for a new aggregates processing plant at Newhaven Port in East Sussex. The development will see a new aggregates processing plant at the Brett Group’s Newhaven East Quay site. The location of the plant will enable ships to unload aggregates which […]

Bauer Technologies, a subsidiary of the BAUER Group, has secured a subcontract to install contiguous board piles for a new grade separated junction at Werrington. The new junction, three miles north of Peterborough Station, has been identified by Network Rail as a key project that will deliver additional capacity to […]

Trelleborg’s marine and infrastructure operation supplied its SCK Cell Fenders as part of a project undertaken by the Singapore Cruise Centre to upgrade its infrastructure to accommodate the latest generation of cruise vessels at its international cruise terminal. HarbourFront’s two terminals, the International Passenger Terminal (IPT) and the Regional Ferry […]