Severn Trent has gone out to tender with an AMP7 contract for waste infrastructure network services for itself and sister company Hafren Dyfrdwy Cyfyngedig worth an estimated £504 million in total.£500m-plus. 

A major new international survey has revealed that the satisfaction rating for Great Britain’s water and sewerage services is the second highest in the world.

The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales has set out its priorities for the coming year with the publication of its first annual report, alonside the launch of a Call for Evidence as it develops a future infrastructure plan for Wales.

Thames Water is celebrating the 25th anniversary of a major feat of engineering which secures water supplies to millions of Londoners.

The National Farmers Union is warning that while the UK has £20 billion of flood defence assets in place, too little is being spent on upkeep – and is calling for spending to be increased.

ADA, the representative body for drainage, water level and food-risk management authorities, is calling for a fundamental shift in the government’s approach to dealing with flood risk and water management.

Thames Water has gone out to tender with a contract for its AMP7/AMP8 capital construction programmes for infrastructure and non-infrastructure projects worth an estimated £700 million in total.

Scottish Water has gone out to tender with a framework contract for  capital investment, infrastructure repair and maintenance & Mechanical Electrical Instrumentation Control and Automation (MEICA) worth an estimated £5.2 billion in total.

Artificial Intelligence is set to transform UK infrastructure and deliver over £14 billion a year in new revenue, according to new data from SenSat, the British company translating the real world into a version understandable to AI.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched yet another investigation into suspected anti-competitive arrangements in the UK construction sector.