SCAPE Unveils £8.5bn Defence Framework to Boost Secure Construction
SCAPE's £8.5 billion framework offers new opportunities in secure construction, crucial for AECM sectors.
SCAPE's £8.5 billion framework offers new opportunities in secure construction, crucial for AECM sectors.
Currie & Brown appoints Mike Bull as head of infrastructure for England and Wales, focusing on areas outside London and the South East. This move strengthens the firm's expertise in managing and delivering essential infrastructure projects.
Implementing connected construction workflows enhances materials management, offering efficiency and risk reduction benefits crucial for contractors navigating supply chain challenges.
MULTIVAC's choice of Siemens' Teamcenter as its PLM backbone highlights the growing importance of digital transformation in the AECM sector. The integration aims to streamline operations and enhance efficiency, offering insights for industry professionals on leveraging similar technologies.
Pagabo's £1.5bn framework for UK construction projects prioritizes regional contractor participation, enhancing local economic and social value.
America Makes' $10.5M project call advances U.S. defense additive manufacturing, impacting AECM procurement and compliance.
Robertson Construction has secured a spot on the £1.5bn YORbuild Major Works 2 Framework, highlighting the importance of social value and responsible procurement in public sector projects.
AegisAI secures $36 million to enhance its AI-driven defenses against sophisticated spear phishing attacks, addressing the growing cybersecurity threats faced by enterprises.
The groundbreaking of the Youngstown Innovation Hub marks a key development for Ohio's manufacturing sector, promising new opportunities in aerospace and defense.