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The VDMA is ensuring integrated machine communications.

Procurement is underway for a £205 million Scottish road project.

A $308 million Phuket bridge link is being proposed in Thailand.

Founded in 1946 and headquartered in Untersiemau near Coburg, Germany, the amo/Debus Gruppe has grown into a leading force in the building materials and construction logistics industry. With more than 20 locations strategically spread across Northern Bavaria, Thuringia, and Saxony, the company has firmly established itself as a reliable partner in infrastructure development and sustainable construction.

For several weeks, crews have been installing concrete deck panels, steel girders and stay cables outward from the towers of the bridge that spans the Fraser River near Vancouver, Canada.

Construction group's growth 'greater than expected' with revenues up 22%

Low-carbon asphalt repair technology from UK-based Thermal Road Repairs will be used by Rowad Modern Engineering, based in Cairo, for Egypt and regions.

Tender processes for Mumbai construction projects to start soon

Lane Construction has been awarded a $238 million Florida road project.

Egis will project manage a dedicated public transport lane for the RD1091 in the Hautes-Alpes department of the French Alps for the 2030 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Briançon and the Serre-Chevalier valley.

Liebherr’s innovative Free Modeling technology enables road-construction operators to create and modify simple 3D site models directly from their machinery, enhancing real-time decision-making.

The Ammann ARW 65-S Walk-Behind Roller introduces a steering innovation that allows the machine to move forward, backward – and now also easily steer the direction. This additional freedom makes operation much easier and more precise for users across many industries.

A $1.53 billion Vietnam expressway upgrade project is planned.

Morocco’s massive motorway building programme will develop the economy.

A historic Iowa-Wisconsin bridge link will be demolished.

A lack of standardisation for charging infrastructure is holding back the push towards the construction machine sector going electric. Now, a recently established “roundtable” of industry experts will investigate how to move forward.

UK contractor Amey will now operate in Australia again through its recent acquisition of engineering consultancy Premise.

A $211.5 million boost is being provided for Madagascar roads.

Volvo CE is benefiting from strong results for Q2, 2025.

Electric asphalt paving machines are becoming a reality – Mike Woof writes