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Some of the world’s most exciting construction job vacancies are available in Hong Kong. Quantity Surveyors, Engineers, Project Managers, Planners and a variety of other construction professionals are needed for projects in Hong Kong.

Massive civil engineering infrastructure works are ongoing including major rail, bridge, road, tunnel, and water projects.
Building construction, property and fit out professionals will also find some of the world’s most complex and fast track projects to work on.

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Fraser River Tunnel Retendering | What It Could Mean for Construction Employers and Candidates in Canada

The Fraser River Tunnel Project has taken a significant turn, with the Government of British Columbia confirming that it will retender the main construction work after failing to finalise commercial terms with Cross Fraser Partnership.…

Claims & Disputes Professionals | Private Equity or Privately Owned Consultancy?

The construction claims and disputes consultancy market is evolving quickly. While an increasing number of consultancies are now backed by private equity, we are also seeing more independent boutique firms being established by experienced experts and industry professionals. …

The Difficulty of Hiring Construction Claims and Disputes Experts in Canada

Employer Recruitment and Search Construction Claims and Disputes Canada and Americas

Hiring construction claims and disputes experts in Canada is becoming increasingly challenging. As construction projects become larger, more complex and more commercially pressured, the demand for experienced claims, cost, damages, project controls and expert witness professionals continues to grow.…

Construction Job Search Tips | Stop Doomscrolling

Construction Career Advice

In the context of looking at construction industry job vacancies, if you feel your are doomjobbing you can easily end up feeling disheartened. The good news is that feeling this way can be avoided with a few changes in approach.…

Clerk of Works Recruitment | Why Employers Need to Act Early

Employer Recruitment and Search

Employers looking to recruit Clerk of Works candidates in the UK have good reason to feel optimistic. Demand for construction professionals remains strong, and there are excellent candidates available for employers that plan ahead and move decisively.…

Paebbl launches near-white, carbon negative, cement alternative

Paebbl has launched Rebond 300, a carbon negative cement alternative, with a near-white finish that aims to meet design and architectural demand.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 25 June, 09:19

Equipal secures £16.25m funding for plant finance

Equipal, which offers point-of-sale finance for equipment suppliers, has secured a £1.25m equity investment with £15m in forward flow funding from Altum Capital Management.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 25 June, 08:17

McLaren completes Swindon industrial regeneration

McLaren Construction (Midlands and North) has completed work on Panattoni Park Swindon, helping to regenerate the former Honda manufacturing site.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 25 June, 07:42

BCIS: tender prices up, but processes slowed

The Building Cost Information Service's civil engineering tender price index panel has estimated tender prices are up 2% from the first quarter of 2026, but warns that costs of tendering are making contractors more selective, as the process of moving projects forward slows.

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 25 June, 07:32

Robertson starts work on £750m UK supercomputer

Robertson Construction has started work on the construction of the UK's next generation national supercomputer, being built at the University of Edinburgh, with backing from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

Source: The Construction Index Last updated: 25 June, 07:20