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£3bn Haweswater Aqueduct Upgrade to Secure Water for Generations

The £3bn Haweswater Aqueduct Resilience Programme (HARP) has officially reached financial close, setting the stage for one of the UK’s largest water infrastructure upgrades. Originally constructed be...

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GKM Consultants to rebrand as GEO-Instruments

Keller North America (Keller) announces that Canadian-based instrumentation and monitoring company, GKM Consultants, will rebrand to GEO-Instruments, effective September 2, 2025. GKM Consultants is k...

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Subsurface Modeling and Analysis Finalists in the 2025 Going Digital Awards

Bentley Systems, announced the finalists for the subsurface modeling and analysis finalists in the 2025 Going Digital Awards. The awards celebrate the extraordinary achievements of engineers and proj...

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Artificial Ground Freezing as a Tool in Urban Tunnelling

The construction of cross passages along High Speed 2’s (HS2) London tunnels represents the most extensive application of artificial ground freezing (AGF) in the UK. These cross passages, typically 5...

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Second Ontario Line Tunnel Shaft Marks Key Milestone in Toronto Transit Expansion

The Ontario government has officially broken ground on the second tunnel launch shaft for the Ontario Line near the future Gerrard Station. This shaft will serve as the northern starting point for tu...

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Dam Safety Authority Flags High-Risk Condition at Singur

The National Dam Safety Authority (NDSA) has issued an urgent directive to the Telangana government following alarming findings at the Singur Dam on the Manjeera River. The dam, with a gross capacity...

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Sydney Metro West Marks Tunnelling Milestone at Parramatta Station

The Sydney Metro West project reached a major tunnelling milestone with the arrival of tunnel-boring machine (TBM) Dorothy at the Parramatta station box. After a 17-month journey through solid sandst...

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Italy’s First Hyperbaric Rail Tunnel Completed Under Naples: A Milestone in Geotechnical Innovation

The completion of the 3.3-kilometer Casalnuovo Tunnel along the Naples–Cancello high-speed railway marks a milestone in Italian geotechnical engineering. Approximately 650 meters of the tunnel were e...

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Kansai International Airport: Engineering Ambition Meets Geotechnical Clayey Reality

Kansai International Airport (KIX), one of Asia’s busiest aviation hubs, was constructed entirely on an artificial island in Osaka Bay. Opened in 1994, the airport spans over 2,600 acres across two m...

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Taylor Bridge Investigations Lay Groundwork for Geotechnical Design and Long-Term Infrastructure Renewal

Geotechnical investigations are underway at the Taylor Bridge, a 721-metre-long structure built in 1960 that spans the Peace River on Highway 97. These studies are intended to guide a long-term infra...

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