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When the founders of AMC Bridge formed our company a quarter century ago, we wanted to help clients with digital transformation – but we realized that technical know-how alone wasn’t enough. We had to develop a deep understanding of our customers – their ambitions, their competition, their existential challenges. What we’ve learned from hundreds of clients while engineering their software ecosystems holds true across enterprises. To move decisively, modern organizations need a secure, open platform that connects data, automates high-value work, and gives stakeholders clear, current context for their next moves.  Why APS matters for enterprise engineering teams  Often, that isn’t what we encounter, whether the need is in manufacturing, engineering, construction or architecture. Many teams still work across disconnected tools and from within data silos. This disconnection slows decisions and elevates risk, and it keeps the world’s designers and makers from realizing thei...

Industry-leading sensors paired with a real-time collaboration workflow let teams scan faster, start collaborating immediately, and keep projects moving towards deliverables Heerbrugg, Switzerland, Leica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, today announced the launch of the all-new Leica RTC series of terrestrial laser scanners: the Leica RTC300, 500, and 700.  Built on Leica Geosystems’ decades of leadership in terrestrial laser scanning, the new series delivers substantial improvements in scanning speed, accuracy, and range, while introducing real-time workflow connectivity that keeps field and office teams aligned from first scan to final deliverable. Scalable superior performance  The new RTC series combines the speed, capability and versatility of the Leica RTC360 with the robustness and superior accuracy of the ScanStation P-Series, enabling specialised workflows across surveying, construction, industrial plants, public safety, and infrastructure. It i...

Barhale has been awarded a £16M contract by Yorkshire Water to deliver a new service reservoir (SRE) at Springhill, strengthening Scarborough’s long-term water resilience. The four-year scheme, awarded as part of Yorkshire Water’s AMP8 programme to upgrade infrastructure, will safeguard water supplies for properties in and around the Yorkshire town. Civil engineering, infrastructure and tunnelling specialist Barhale will construct a 17.3ML twin-compartment reinforced concrete service reservoir, to be known as Springhill SRE No.3, together with an associated valve house. It will replace the 93-year-old SRE No.1 (15ML) and Springhill SRE No.2 (2.6ML) to accommodate both current and future levels of service. The new reservoir will measure 55m × 77m externally and stand 5m tall. Internally, it will comprise two equal compartments of 54m × 38m and will be hydraulically balanced with the existing Springhill SREs. Construction will use a hybrid solution. The base slab will be cast in...

This addition to ISG’s education team reflects the firm’s continued investment in the Triangle and commitment to providing modern learning environments tailored to the needs of each school system. Photo credit: ISG Raleigh, North Carolina – ISG, a full-service architecture, engineering, environmental, and planning firm has welcomed Greg Cave to its Raleigh office to support PreK-12 and higher education work in North and South Carolina. Cave has over 20 years of business and sales management experience, including 10 years supporting educational outcomes. Cave will support ISG’s Education Business Unit as a development strategist by working with school systems to plan and advance facility projects. From early facility assessments through design, Greg will help fulfill client educational goals with tailored learning environments. His extensive experience will guide clients through decision-making processes that support long-term success for students, staff, and communities. ...

Photo Credit: ISG ISG, a 100% ESOP firm, has a rich history, which extends over 50 years of building trusting relationships with clients, stakeholders, and the community. Raleigh, North Carolina – ISG, a full-service architecture, engineering, environmental, and planning firm, is proud to announce that Christine McDonald has joined the firm’s Raleigh office as a development strategist. McDonald brings nearly three decades of guiding decision-making for mixed-use and commercial development projects, with a background in real estate development and market-driven planning. McDonald will support ISG’s Residential + Mixed‑Use Business Unit by connecting client goals with market opportunities, strengthening pursuit strategy, and building relationships that advance projects from early concept through development. Her experience spans market analysis and business development, helping position teams and ideas for long-term success. “Christine brings an intentional, relationshi...

Daracon Group and its alliance organization Arenco have both been announced as finalists at the 2026 Civil Contractors Federation NSW (CCF NSW) Earth Awards in the $30-$75 million project category. Daracon has been shortlisted for the Coulstons Creek Road Merriwa (MR358) upgrade, whilst Arenco has been recognized for the Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway. The finalist nod for Daracon comes off the back of three years of consecutive wins at the CCF NSW Earth Awards. Last year, the Group took out the top spot in the $30-$75 million category for the Hydro Aluminium Kurri Kurri Site Remediatioin project, and in 2024 the Newcastle Ocean Baths were awarded in the $10M – $30M project value category. In 2023, Daracon also secured a win for their Kooragang Island Waste Emplacement Facility in the $5 – $10 million project value category.  This year, Daracon’s finalist recognition is for the rehabilitation of Coulsons Creek Road Merriwa (MR358) upgrade, delivered for th...

FRANKLIN, TN  STV joined the City of Franklin to celebrate the topping out of its  new 97,460-square-foot, three-story City Hall , a milestone in the  multi‑phase redevelopment  of the city’s historic Public Square. The placement of the final structural steel beam signals continued progress on a project reshaping downtown Franklin’s civic and public spaces. STV is serving as owner’s project manager (OPM) for the new City Hall, guiding the project through design, procurement, construction and closeout. The firm is helping the City manage risk, coordinate stakeholders and maintain continuity across a complex redevelopment in an active downtown environment. “This project is redefining how Franklin’s civic core serves its community,” said  Chris Koeper, project executive at STV.  “Our role is to bring clarity and coordination to a complex redevelopment so the City can make confident decisions that shape how residents, City Hall staff and visitors experience downtown for decade...