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Train sped up after automatic warning system before fatal Bedford crash, Raib report reveals | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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A passenger train involved in a fatal crash near Bedford sped up after its automatic warning system (AWS) gave a red light, a Rail Accident Investigations Branch (Raib) interim report has revealed. The collision occurred at around 5.15pm on Friday 19 June on Network Rail’s Midland Main Line, approximately 4km south of Bedford station. It involved a four-car Class 360 electric multiple unit and a five-car Class 810 bi-mode multiple unit. The driver of train 1H46, 60-year-old Shaun Burton, died as
Sellafield announces suppliers on £3.6bn framework for asset care and construction | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Sellafield Ltd has named the preferred partners for a new procurement frameworks worth up to £3.6bn that will deliver asset care and construction activities at its nuclear site in Cumbria. Sellafield, the UK’s largest nuclear decommissioning site, has been engaged in a long-running programme to reduce risk and dismantle redundant facilities built during the Cold War and early civil nuclear era. The framework, called Project and Asset Care Execution (Pace), is intended to cover a wide range of wo
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
Thames Water invites three joint ventures to bid for £5.7bn main works contract for White Horse Reservoir | New Civil Engineer (opens the original)
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Thames Water has shortlisted three joint ventures to bid for the main construction contract, worth £5.7bn, for the proposed White Horse Reservoir near Abingdon, Oxfordshire. The three groups invited to tender to become the main works contractor, responsible for the design, build, test and commissioning of the project are: If completed as planned, the reservoir would be the second largest in the UK and supply water to about 15M people across the South East, including customers of Thames Water, Af
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
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