Why connectivity architecture matters for remote construction CCTV

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Harry Bowlby, managing director, Spitfire Network Services Ltd, explores how connectivity beneath the cameras affects how well remote construction CCTV...

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How to evolve from 2D to BIM workflows

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Drafting in Vectorworks software, such as Vectorworks Architect, is fast, intuitive, and easy. But did you know that those same lines and polygons can become a...

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Last week’s Budget… I don’t think we’re there yet

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Tom O’Brien, director, O’Brien Contractors, reflects on the construction commitments made in last week’s Autumn Budget and why these need to go further...

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How will the Future Homes Standard affect roofing and flooring design?

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The Future Homes Standard is set to come into force on 24 March 2027 and is designed to improve energy efficiency in new build homes While the new regulations...

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Rise in Legionella incidents prompts new warning to building managers

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Building managers have been advised to review how effectively they are managing water systems following a rise in high-profile Legionella incidents Wilo UK...

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Reality capture is only as useful as the survey question it can answer

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Dense point clouds and detailed site imagery can improve construction decisions. Specifying accuracy, coverage, and the intended use of the resulting model...

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BCIA calls for action on building efficiency as industry gains ground with policymakers

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The Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) is calling on Government to turn growing energy efficiency ambitions into practical support for businesses,...

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Has public procurement lost its green ambition with PPN 026?

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What do impending changes under PPN 026, which comes into effect in January, mean for how environmental performance is delivered and measured? With the...

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The Procurement Act 2023: What subcontractors need to know in 2026

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The Procurement Act puts subcontractors’ track records on public view, writes Gregg McClelland, CEO of Onetrace For years, subcontractors on public sector...

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LHC Procurement Group launches new £2.34 billion public buildings framework

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A total of 155 contractors have been appointed to the latest Public Buildings Construction and Infrastructure (PB4) framework from LHC Procurement Group...

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LHC Procurement Group launches new £2.34 billion public buildings framework
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