Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept in construction, it’s steadily becoming part of how we design, plan, monitor, and deliver projects. But when you’re working on defence infrastructure, the stakes are higher: security, resilience, compliance, data sensitivity – all these amplify both the benefits and risks. As the industry ...
The Ministry of Defence has released figures indicating that its annual expenditure with industry in Wales has reached £1.1 billion, supporting 3,900 direct jobs within the nation’s supply chain. This level of investment equates to £340 in defence spending per person in Wales and is part of the UK government’s ...
The United Kingdom has secured a significant export agreement with Turkey for the supply of 20 Typhoon fighter jets, a deal valued at up to £8Bn. This contract represents the largest export order for the aircraft in nearly two decades and is the first new UK Typhoon order since 2017. ...
BlueBear – a Saab company, played a crucial role in Ex KOP SHIELD, conducted by the British Army’s 7 Air Defence Group in the Falklands. The exercise aimed to test the reaction and command-and-control of Ground Based Air Defence systems in a challenging operational environment. Over two days and five sorties, drone ...
August 15, 2025
What lies beneath: How Churngold Construction is leading safer excavation at VSSP Ashchurch
In the world of defence infrastructure, it’s often the unseen risks that present the greatest challenges, says Rob Roughley, Midlands
June 11, 2025
Embracing Innovation: How technology is shaping the future of construction
Our construction industry is evolving at pace. As the demands of modern infrastructure grow more complex, particularly in defence and
