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Saudi Arabia has launched a private partner search for a 50-park public parks project across three regions, to be delivered under a 15-year rehabilitate, operate, maintain and transfer model.

HS2's cost to complete has risen to £102.7bn, with the first Birmingham trains delayed until 2039. See what the reset delivery plan means for UK rail contractors.

Dalkia, Sisk and BDP have formed a partnership to deliver MEP works for Great Ormond Street Hospital’s planned £300m Children’s Cancer Centre in London.

OPDC has launched a search for a private sector partner to help deliver the £10bn Old Oak scheme in west London, unlocking 8,000 homes, 200,000 square metres of commercial and community space, and a major station-led regeneration district.

Dar Al Alamia Developments has launched construction on the $133 million Acasa Alma project in New Cairo, a 16-acre low-density residential community featuring townhouses, duplexes, and apartments.

The contract award for Riyadh’s Global Sports Tower is nearing, advancing a 130-metre landmark within Sports Boulevard that will feature more than 30 sports facilities, a 98-metre climbing wall, and a 250-metre running track.

Contractors are bidding for a 250MW AirTrunk data centre campus in Riyadh, a $3 billion hyperscale AI infrastructure project co-developed with Humain and backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

GRAHAM has been selected by Muse to deliver the first phase of Holbeche Place in Solihull, bringing 346 build-to-rent homes and mixed-use space to the former Mell Square site.

A contractor has won a $204 million Hayyan community contract in Sharjah, covering more than 700 residential units across the Samr 1, Samr 2, and Deem clusters as Alef Group advances its masterplanned housing scheme.

Diriyah Company has confirmed a $490 million contract for the Saudi Arabia Museum of Contemporary Art, with Hassan Allam Construction and Albawani set to deliver the flagship museum in Riyadh.

SNG Appoints 22 Contractors to £10.9bn Affordable Homes Framework

Dubai has approved the Dh34 billion Gold Line metro project, a 42-kilometre fully underground route with 18 stations, set to open in 2032 and transform mobility across the emirate.