19 June 2014
Amey wins road maintenance contract in Scotland
Ferrovial Servicios subsidiary Amey has been awarded a €114m road maintenance contract by Transport Scotland.
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19 June 2014
Balfour Beatty wins £184m motorway upgrade project in UK
UK infrastructure group Balfour Beatty has won a £184m project to upgrade a 17-mile section of the M60 and M62 motorways.
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18 June 2014
UK Highways Agency awards three technology maintenance contracts to Telent
Technology services company Telent has been awarded three five-year roadside technology contracts by the UK's Highways Agency.
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18 June 2014
Virginia Governor announces $13.1bn transportation improvement programme
Governor of Virginia Terry McAuliffe has announced that the Commonwealth Transportation Board (CTB) has approved the state's final six-year improvement programme, allocating $13.1bn for transportation upgrades.
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17 June 2014
International Road Dynamics secures weigh station contract in Idaho
Canada’s International Road Dynamics (IRD) has been awarded a C$1.65m ($1.51m) contract to supply and deploy an electronic pre-clearance system at Huetter Port of Entry in Idaho, US.
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17 June 2014
Indra consortium wins East-West Highway contract in Algeria
A consortium comprising Codiser and Indra has been awarded a major contract to provide equipment and facilities for a major highway in Algeria.
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16 June 2014
Abu Dhabi DoT opens Dalma Mall Road Improvements project
Abu Dhabi's Department of Transport (DoT) has opened its AED77m ($20.9m) Dalma Mall road improvements project.
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16 June 2014
Skanska signs contract for New York’s Kosciuszko Bridge project
Skanska has entered into a contract to design and build the new Kosciuszko Bridge in New York City, US.
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15 June 2014
ISS’s vehicle detection system enhances traffic flow in Jining, China
Image Sensing Systems (ISS) has announced that 360 units of its Autoscope video detection equipment have been installed to improve traffic flow in Jining, China.
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15 June 2014
SwRI to develop advanced transportation management system for New England states
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) in the US has secured a five-year contract to develop a new advanced transportation management system (ATMS) in New England.