Van Elle acquires ScrewFast Foundations Limited

Van Elle has appointed Gary Payne as its first Head of Civils, as part of an ambitious plan to further expand the specialist offering of the company. With an impressive 25-year career with Siemens, Morgan Sindall,

Fulcrum, the leading independent multi-utility infrastructure and services provider, has secured two new contracts, worth a combined £5.9m, at Fairham, Nottinghamshire. The Sheffield-based company will supply the gas, electricity and water infrastructure and a primary substation

South Korea’s Green New Deal aims to accelerate the transition towards net-zero by 2050, mitigate the risks associated with climate change and to expand offshore wind capacity to 12 GW by 2030. The Offshore Wind Collaboration

Fulcrum, the leading independent net-zero focused multi-utility infrastructure and services provider, is increasing its support for housebuilders across the UK with the introduction of its new Future Living service, which features renewable energy and smart control

Van Elle Design Engineer, Lewis Yates, presented on Performance of Rock Socks in the Helsby Sandstone Formation of Central Birmingham at the virtual Piling 2020 conference on Thursday 25th March.  Hosted by the British Geotechnical Association (BGA) with support from the Federation

In March 2021, the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) reported on the results by their Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) taskforce focused on the ‘E’ of ESG. It evaluated environmental reporting requirements to deliver a fair

When everything depends on a successful application, shaping the right planning strategy can be the key to speed and success. Chris Hicks, Director – Planning, shares his six-step recommendation. The data centre industry is growing at

When working in low-lying areas, development projects are often plagued by ‘water problems’—rising groundwater, complex engineering, the huge expense of fill. It’s a problem that we’ve been facing for a long time here in Western Australia

It appears that almost every day there is some new, positive news about the electric vehicle industry as the UK prepares to turn its back on the internal combustion engine.  Only this week, plans were unveiled