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Costain, Graham, M Group and Octavius secure places on £4.29bn civil engineering and infrastructure framework | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Costain, Graham, M Group and Octavius are among the firms appointed to Pagabo’s £4.29bn National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026. The four-year framework brings together civil engineering, infrastructure, demolition, remediation and enabling works services within a single procurement vehicle. It is designed to connect public sector bodies and private organisations with appointed contractors to collaboratively deliver infrastructure, civil engineering and e
Government to remove limits on water company share ownership | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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The government will remove existing limits on its ownership of shares in major water and sewerage companies in England through a strengthened Water Bill. The prime minister announced the change yesterday (29 September), saying it would give the government greater flexibility to increase public control of the water industry. The existing limits were set out in the Water Act 1989 and restrict government ownership of shares in major water and sewerage companies, and also restrict the government fro
GB Grid: Industry reaction to PM’s energy plan | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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30 Sep, 2026 By Lee Kenny and Tom Pashby You have read 1 of 1 free-access articles allowed for 30 - days. For further access please register or log in. ICE members can login for free using their ICE email address and password to gain access. If you need an alternative log in option, it can be found here Already have an account, click here to sign in Check if you already have access from your company or university
Rics marks 50 years of Red Book valuation standard | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is marking the 50th anniversary of its Global Valuation Standard, known as the Red Book. First published in 1976, the Red Book has developed from a UK-focused standard into a globally recognised framework used across jurisdictions and asset classes. It has since been translated into Arabic, Dutch, French, German, Chinese, Spanish and Italian, with Greek and Czech translations in development. The standard is reviewed and reissued every two years
South West Water fined £7.87M over ‘reckless’ pollution failures | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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South West Water has been fined £7,867,733 for environmental offences across Devon and Cornwall, with a judge finding that the company’s conduct amounted to “reckless failures” in management systems and its response to known risks. The fine was imposed at Plymouth Magistrates’ Court yesterday (29 September) following a case brought by the Environment Agency, which said it was the largest ever fine imposed for environmental offences in the region. Delivering the sentence, district judge Matson sa
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