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RICS reports that the UK construction sector may show signs of improvement but is still generally weak.
Construction Technology

RICS reports infrastructure is “strongest part of the UK construction market”

10 August 2026 GeoCon News 0
The latest UK Construction Monitor, published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and covering the second quarter (Q2) of 2026, shows a firmer picture compared with the previous quarter, with the headline workloads […]
Trimble’s X9 is offered for sale a choice of three different licencing plans.
Geospatial

Software licences are one thing. Hardware licences are quite another!

30 July 2026 GeoCon News 0
Charles Jennings Technical & Sales Director at Jennings & Cooke. Chartered Civil Engineering Surveyor, Geospatial Consultant, Remote Pilot,Technical Sales Specialist. … The surveying profession has largely accepted software subscriptions. We might not like them, but, […]
"We need to have the right people involved to make brave decisions on what is important and what is not."
Construction Technology

The UK needs to change if productivity is to increase

15 July 2026 GeoCon News 0
Peter Bierton Chief Executive Officer at Mainmark. Specialist in transforming and spearheading businesses within the construction, services, and engineering industries. … The UK construction industry must cut through the bureaucratic red tape to avoid falling […]
Temporary roadways can quickly be built up from mats that will withstand significant loads and high volumes of traffic.
Company News

Wetter winters and major infrastructure projects drive demand for temporary roadways

1 July 2026 GeoCon News 0
Ross McDermott Managing Director at Spencer Quantum. Chartered Geologist and experienced SHE Advisor. … As more frequent and prolonged wet ground conditions continue to affect site access and construction programmes here in the UK, we […]
At GEO Business 2026, a panel of contributors to the Association for Geographic Information’s (AGI) Foresight 2030 Report discussed its conclusions.
Earth Sciences

Who Ate My Lunch? The AGI Foresight Report 2030 Six Months On

23 June 2026 GeoCon News 0
Under the sub heading of ‘Opportunities & Challenges for Geospatial to 2030 – the countdown has started’, a panel consisting of contributors to the Association for Geographic Information’s (AGI) Foresight 2030 Report came together at […]
Geothermal

The Heat is On: UK’s Geothermal Revolution becomes a reality in Cornwall

27 February 2026 GeoCon News 0
Eren Gunuc Geothermal energy expert, entrepreneur, and systems designer with over 15-years of experience in delivering innovative heat pump and deep geothermal solutions across Europe and the UK. Founder and Managing Director of the London […]
To understand the shift to data-driven workflows, imagine the project delivery process as an expedition to the summit of Mount Everest. The ultimate goal — the peak — is the final, verified, as-built model delivered to the owner.
Opinion

Beyond the File: How Data-Driven Workflows Are Changing Engineering Delivery

25 February 2026 GeoCon News 0
Hilmar Retief Principal Solutions Architect at Bentley Systems. Information Management and Digital Twin Evangelist. … For decades, the engineering and construction industry has mastered the art of digital delivery through structured, file-based workflows. The exchange […]
Construction Technology

Autonomous Equipment Is Here. Construction’s Information Handoffs Aren’t Ready.

19 February 2026 GeoCon News 0
Steve Smith Director of Partnerships at Bluebeam Passionate team builder with experience in partnerships; product management; P&L management; onboarding; training and motivating top talent; strategic account development; sales process improvement; channel development; and driving bottom-line […]
Geospatial

AI – a growing risk in Surveying

14 February 2026 GeoCon News 0
Nina Young FCA Founder, The Surveying RoomThe independent free community for the UK surveying profession. Founder of Surveyors UK, a membership and independent communityfor the UK surveying profession. … Everyone is in a different place […]
Geospatial

Using geospatial technology procured through the Space Technology Solutions Market

11 February 2026 GeoCon News 0
Esther Oluwajana Contract and Procurement Lead, Geospatial at the Government Digital Service Esther is a graduate of Northumbria University where she studied Psychology. she has been commercial lead for geospatial matters at the GDS since […]

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  • Systra will supply hydrological surveys and assessments to Anglian Water, as well as a range of environmental monitoring programmes.
  • Impression of the new station at Seatown on Dublin's new MetroLink.
  • Emiel Jongerius will join Fugo as Chief Financial Officer in November 2026.
  • The River Chess is fed by the Chalk aquifer of the Chiltern Hills.
  • Mainmark UK injected resin beneath 77 foundations at Tottenham Hale station.
  • TICA has expanded its national training centre in Darlington to meet a record increase in demand.
  • TaperedPlus has launched a suite of digital design tools for flat roofing that enable clearer communication across project teams and improve design accuracy.
  • RICS reports that the UK construction sector may show signs of improvement but is still generally weak.
  • JCB’s Hydromax streamliner set a Bonneville Speed Week record of 368.347mph and is now preparing to attempt the FIA World Speed Record.
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opinion

  • RICS reports that the UK construction sector may show signs of improvement but is still generally weak.
    RICS reports infrastructure is “strongest part of the UK construction market”
    10 August 2026 0
  • Trimble’s X9 is offered for sale a choice of three different licencing plans.
    Software licences are one thing. Hardware licences are quite another!
    30 July 2026 0
  • "We need to have the right people involved to make brave decisions on what is important and what is not."
    The UK needs to change if productivity is to increase
    15 July 2026 0
  • Temporary roadways can quickly be built up from mats that will withstand significant loads and high volumes of traffic.
    Wetter winters and major infrastructure projects drive demand for temporary roadways
    1 July 2026 0
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  • At GEO Business 2026, a panel of contributors to the Association for Geographic Information’s (AGI) Foresight 2030 Report discussed its conclusions.
    Who Ate My Lunch? The AGI Foresight Report 2030 Six Months On
    23 June 2026 0
  • The Heat is On: UK’s Geothermal Revolution becomes a reality in Cornwall
    27 February 2026 0
  • To understand the shift to data-driven workflows, imagine the project delivery process as an expedition to the summit of Mount Everest. The ultimate goal — the peak — is the final, verified, as-built model delivered to the owner.
    Beyond the File: How Data-Driven Workflows Are Changing Engineering Delivery
    25 February 2026 0
  • Autonomous Equipment Is Here. Construction’s Information Handoffs Aren’t Ready.
    19 February 2026 0
  • AI – a growing risk in Surveying
    14 February 2026 0
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LATEST NEWS

  • Systra will supply hydrological surveys and assessments to Anglian Water, as well as a range of environmental monitoring programmes.
    Systra wins hydrological surveys and assessments contract from Anglian Water
    14 September 2026 0
  • Impression of the new station at Seatown on Dublin's new MetroLink.
    Jacobs AECOM to act as Programme Delivery Partner for Dublin MetroLink
    11 September 2026 0
  • Emiel Jongerius will join Fugo as Chief Financial Officer in November 2026.
    Emiel Jongerius nominated as Fugro CFO
    31 August 2026 0
  • The River Chess is fed by the Chalk aquifer of the Chiltern Hills.
    UK aquifers showing “remarkable resilience” despite driest July on record
    17 August 2026 0
  • Mainmark UK injected resin beneath 77 foundations at Tottenham Hale station.
    Railway station platform replacement needed improved ground conditions
    13 August 2026 0
  • TICA has expanded its national training centre in Darlington to meet a record increase in demand.
    Trade association invests to meet increased demand for apprentice training
    12 August 2026 0
  • TaperedPlus has launched a suite of digital design tools for flat roofing that enable clearer communication across project teams and improve design accuracy.
    New advanced digital suite enables smarter flat roofing design
    11 August 2026 0
  • RICS reports that the UK construction sector may show signs of improvement but is still generally weak.
    RICS reports infrastructure is “strongest part of the UK construction market”
    10 August 2026 0
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  • JCB’s Hydromax streamliner set a Bonneville Speed Week record of 368.347mph and is now preparing to attempt the FIA World Speed Record.
    JCB hydrogen-powered speedster achieves 368.347mph and now eyes the world record
    7 August 2026 0
  • 70 apprentices and graduates will join British Steel in September 2026.
    British Steel takes on 70 apprentices and graduates
    6 August 2026 0
  • Leeds, Wakefield and Kirklees councils will introduce Lane Rental Schemes later in 2026.
    West Yorkshire councils to adopt Lane Rental Schemes
    6 August 2026 0
  • RWE’s plant n Lingen, Germany, has successfully manufactured green hydrogen and delivered it to through a 120km-long pipeline.
    First green hydrogen deliveries made from German plant that uses Sheffield technology
    5 August 2026 0
  • Connected Places Catapult has launched a scheme to promote diesel-free worksites.
    Diesel-Free Sites Programme to help fund SME trials
    3 August 2026 0
  • Three Keller group companies – Keller UK, Phi Group and GEO-Instruments – now share a northern office in Thorpe Park, East Leeds.
    Keller opens new northern office in Leeds
    31 July 2026 0
  • Trimble’s X9 is offered for sale a choice of three different licencing plans.
    Software licences are one thing. Hardware licences are quite another!
    30 July 2026 0
  • Arcadis has made four news senior appointments as part of its drive to refocus the business on high-growth markets .
    Four new senior appointments at Arcadis to drive growth
    29 July 2026 0

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