This will be a key destination for all in the built environment sector to discover innovation and industry leadership for infrastructure across the UK.
Find representatives from the largest infrastructure projects in both the public and private sector including roads, building, rail, airports, tunnels, bridge and systems for water supply and sewage treatment.
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Skanska is leading on a £282 million project to improve junction 6 of the M42. The scheme, delivered on behalf of National Highways, provides a comprehensive upgrade of the junction near Birmingham Airport, allowing better movement of traffic on and off the A45.
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As part of this project, Skanska has installed two bridges using a carefully crafted digital approach. Engineers at Skanska performed digital rehearsals of the intricate operation, utilizing SYNCHRO 4D software. Adam Steele will demonstrate how this innovative approach helped drive better decision-making and create a more cohesive, transparent, and collaborative environment. Gavin and Manjit will provide wider context from National Highways, including their development of a new strategy on Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) to help improve the predictability of complex project delivery and reduce planning / scheduling delays.
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Blast from the past
In 2015 UKCW launched with the Civils Section and from that moment we have showcased the latest innovation in infrastructure, over time the section has evolved in the Infrastructure Section. Let's look back at the section over the years.
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