infrastructure

MSUITE announced this week that it has been acquired by Stanley Black & Decker – the world’s largest tool company.

The Alstom-led consortium will design, build, maintain, and finance the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Green light railway line.

The firm is looking to double its UK headcount to over 20 employees by year-end, and will establish offices in London and Birmingham.  

The event was attended by 20,643 construction professionals and 300 exhibitors showcasing more than 10,000 products.

Bam Nuttall has been piloting the use a private stand-alone 5G network for remote control of Spot and an integrated Trimble X7 laser scanner

Keystone Group has appointed Jemma Ison as group sustainability manager to help embed decarbonisation throughout its business operations.

CITB announced it will be investing over £233m across UK construction, primarily focused on securing construction’s talent pipeline.

The Czech Standardisation Agency (CAS) has selected Cobuilder to support the digital transformation of the Czech construction sector.

The funding will boost product development and expand the Buildots team, particularly in the US where it looks to triple its headcount.

Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) has announced it is building a virtual reality (VR) driving zone to test autonomous vehicles.