Bam Nuttall

A new footbridge has been installed over the East Coast Mainline as part of the new £20 million Reston station development by Network Rail.

A significant step towards the delivery of the Cross Tay Link Road has been made with the appointment of BAM Nuttall to deliver detailed design and advance work for the project.

Ian Parish has been appointed named interim managing director of BAM Nuttall following the decision by current MD Adrian Savory to step down at the end of the month. Set to take on the role from October 1, Ian Parish rejoined BAM Nuttall in 2020 as managing director, major projects, and ha

BAM Nuttall has completed the installation of the main span of the new cyclist, pedestrian and wheeler bridge connecting Sighthill and the nearby city centre following an overnight of the M8 over the weekend.

A section of Scotland's busiest road will close in both directions next week as the main span of the new cyclist, pedestrian and wheeler bridge over the M8 connecting Sighthill and the nearby city centre will be installed overnight.

BAM Nuttall Limited has been fined following the death of an employee who was run over by a dumper vehicle.

The Highland Council's planning committee has unanimously approved proposals which will see a new railway station built at Inverness Airport.

A specialist survey to inform the final design and construction of the proposed satellite launch site in Sutherland is expected to get under way today on the A’ Mhoine peninsula. Regional development agency Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) plans to establish Space Hub Sutherland as a cor

Progress on the £250 million regeneration of Sighthill reached a significant milestone last week when the final section of steel that will be used to construct the landmark new cyclist and pedestrian bridge over the M8 was delivered to the site in Glasgow.

Revised plans a double platform railway station at Inverness Airport have been submitted to the Highland Council.

Four contractors have been appointed by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) for the construction of a 600MW subsea electricity transmission link from Shetland to mainland Scotland.

Preparations are under way for the demolition of a deteriorating footbridge over the M8 to make way for a new crossing to connect the regenerated Sighthill and North Glasgow to the nearby city centre.

The UK Government has given formal approval for work on High Speed 2 (HS2) to proceed as long as sites comply with guidance for safe working practices in relation to social distancing.

Work to construct a new pedestrian bridge over the M8 in Glasgow is due to begin next month.

Two of Britain’s largest contractors have combined to assist a pioneering study into flexible working on construction sites.