Renewable energy giant Ørsted has begun the commercialisation of its technology platform Osonic, a low-noise jetting-based method for offshore monopile installation. Click here for full article Source & Image - Ground Engineering

Balfour Beatty, Kier and Wills Bros have been shortlisted to construct the Pitlochry to Killiecrankie section of Transport Scotland’s A9 Dualling programme. Click here for full article Source & Image - Ground Engineering

Heim Global Investor and McLaren Living have appointed Winvic to deliver Oasis – a 456-home Build-to-Rent development on Kent Street in Birmingham. Click here for full article Source & Image - construction enquirer

East West Rail has ramped up original plans for the Oxford–Cambridge route with a far bigger station-building plan. Click here for full article Source & Image - construction enquirer

Netherlands-based geo-data specialist Fugro has completed site investigations at two offshore wind projects in the North Sea. Click here for full article Source & Image - Ground Engineering

The Max Bögl Group is carrying out drilling in the centre of Munich as part of the U5 underground railway line extension project, using Liebherr’s most powerful drilling rig. Click here for full article Source & Image - Ground Engineering

Birmingham City Council has opened the bid race for multiple places on the reset deal to deliver highways and infrastructure worth around £1bn over eight years. Click here for full article Source & Image - construction enquirer

Plans to reshape Derby’s city centre Market Place are being lined up for a New Year planning submission as Vinci UK Developments and Ion Developments fire the starting gun on a final round of public consultation. Click here for full article Source & Image - construction enquirer

As sustainability reshapes construction, the role of safety professionals has also changed, writes British Drilling Association (BDA) health and safety sub-committee chair Paul Breslin. Click here for full article Source & Image - Ground Engineering

After a major landslide closed a key Isle of Wight road in 2023, extensive investigations and monitoring enabled its safe reopening – offering a model for managing landslide risks amid coastal erosion and climate change. Click here for full article Source & Image - Ground Engineering