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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 ...


In the world of defence infrastructure, it’s often the unseen risks that present the greatest challenges, says Rob Roughley, Midlands Director, Churngold Construction. Nowhere is this more evident than at VSSP Ashchurch, where Churngold Construction is playing a key role in groundworks delivery for this strategically important project. One of our ...


Our construction industry is evolving at pace. As the demands of modern infrastructure grow more complex, particularly in defence and critical national sectors, embracing innovation is no longer optional, it’s essential, says Richard Martin, Managing Director, Churngold Construction. Today, success in construction hinges on precision, agility, and the ability to ...


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