IGBC launches Roadmap to decarbonise Ireland’s built environment
The Irish Green Building Council (IGBC) has launched a draft roadmap to decarbonise Ireland’s built environment across its whole life cycle.
Latest, News, SustainabilityThe Irish Green Building Council (IGBC) has launched a draft roadmap to decarbonise Ireland’s built environment across its whole life cycle.
Latest, News, SustainabilityThe ACEI has announced its Association of Consultant Engineers Ireland Engineering Excellence Awards 2022 shortlist.
Engineering News, Latest, NewsThe March Construction Industry Index, published by BNP Paribas, indicates that the sector continues to grow but at a much slower rate than in previous months.
Construction News, Latest, Newsdaa has selected Sisk/Lagan Joint Venture (JV) to undertake its Dublin airport airside and landside civil engineering framework worth over €325m.
Latest, NewsThe formal launch of the Build Digital Project took place on Thursday, 07 April. The event was opened with a video message from Minister Michael McGrath of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform.
Latest, News, SustainabilityThe Land Development Agency (LDA) has submitted a planning application for 977 homes on the site of the Central Mental Hospital in Dundrum, Dublin.
Construction News, Latest, NewsTheo Cullinane, Chief Executive, BAM Contractors Ltd, will retire from his role in June of this year, after 43 years at the contracting giant, 13 of which were as CEO and chairman of Royal BAM Group’s operations in Ireland.
Construction News, Latest, NewsRoadbridge, one of the country’s biggest civil engineering and construction firms, announced it was to go into receivership on 11 March, requesting its main creditor Bank of Ireland to appoint receivers to the company as it could no longer battle “insurmountable financial challenges”.
Construction News, Latest, Newsdaa has selected Sisk/Lagan Joint Venture (JV) to undertake its Dublin Airport Airside and Landside civil engineering framework worth over €325million.
Latest, Newshe Liaison Committee for the Construction Industry has announced the publication of the new Code of Practice for Tendering. This text is a revision to the previously published 2006 and 2018 editions and includes significant additions and detailed explanations of key subject areas, updates for legislative amendments and a more comprehensive set of appendices, which will help guide those involved in the construction industry through the tendering process for private works in Ireland.
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