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Bristol City Council is seeking contractors for road-related projects that could be worth up to £288m over four years. The local authority published a formal procurement notice on 10 January for its Highway Asset Management and Civils Framework. The 10-lot deal will cover a range of jobs from bridge reconstruction to soil investigation works. Firms

Mumbai University's academic council has approved new guidelines to offer twinning, dual degree, and joint degree programs, enabling greater collaboration between colleges and expanding options for students starting the next academic year.

Water is very important in the lives of community members, and the availability of clean water contributes to the health of any society. However, many communities in the Southeast do not have access to clean, potable, and safe water. This is why the Igbo Council of Europe (ICE) has mapped a plan to provide water

A London borough has alerted contractors to a decade-long partnership deal to deliver a pipeline of schemes. Lewisham Council published a prior information notice that signalled its intention to go to the market formally in February. The local authority said on 13 December it wanted to form a partnership for up to 10 years with

Democratic Socialist Councilwoman Tiffany Cabán’s district office in Queens is closed far more than it’s opened — sometimes weeks at a time, frustrated constituents...

CGI of Curzon Wharf. CREDIT: Urban3D Birmingham City Council has approved plans for a 172m, 53-storey build-to-rent tower scheme, which is set to become the city’s tallest building. The project team also claims that the £360m Curzon Wharf scheme will also be one of the world’s first net-zero-carbon skyscrapers, according to Construction News’ sister magazine

1/2 CREDIT: Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service 2/2 CREDIT: Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service Cheshire East Borough Council is one of three claimants seeking £40m of damages from contractors involved in the construction of a burnt-down retirement village. Around 150 elderly people saw their homes destroyed in a fire that razed Beechmere Retirement Village, Crewe

Hampshire County Council is seeking two builders for jobs worth a combined £200m. The council has put a framework out to tender that includes two lots of work over four years, covering Hampshire and neighbouring counties. The first lot, worth £100m in total, will mainly comprise extensions, refurbishments and alterations to existing schools. But it