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Weed control, ground maintenance and tree management specialist Complete Weed Control (CWC) has secured a major maintenance contract with Amey for roads in the north-east of Scotland. The Lanarkshire company, which now covers the greater part of Scotland from its recently acquired base in Larkhall,

Work to return the M8 in Glasgow to full traffic capacity will continue until 2026 with the project now expected to cost between £126-£152 million. Transport Scotland said the installation of temporary propping systems at the M8 Woodside Viaducts has been further delayed after ongoing de

The last project in a programme of wastewater infrastructure works across Scotland has successfully completed an urban flood prevention scheme that will protect central Lanark and properties in the area from flooding.

The new Bellarmine extension at St Paul's High School in the south of Glasgow has been officially opened by First Minister Humza Yousaf and local officials.

Footway and road safety improvements on the A78 at the Ardgowan Road in Wemyss Bay have begun. The work is being undertaken by Amey, on behalf of Transport Scotland as part of the Network Management Contract for the South-West Trunk Road Unit.

Amey has partnered with environmentally friendly period product supplier Grace & Green to trial free period products across a number of its offices and depots.

The preferred bidders have been named for two improved road maintenance contracts in the north of Scotland.

Amey's new five-year contract with Transport Scotland to operate, maintain and upgrade the motorway and trunk road technology infrastructure across the whole of Scotland began in earnest this week.

Amey is making the most of the UK Government’s Kickstart programme by converting participants into full time apprenticeship positions.

Amey has secured a new contract with Transport Scotland to operate, maintain and upgrade the motorway and trunk road technology infrastructure across the whole of Scotland.

Amey Consulting’s expertise in design has been recognised with its appointment to Transport Scotland’s professional services framework for the third consecutive time.

Infrastructure services and engineering company Amey has announced the winners of its employee-focused springboard to net zero campaign aimed at generating innovative ideas to help the business reach its carbon reduction ambitions.

Infrastructure provider Amey has embarked on an engagement exercise to understand how it can work better with its supply chain partners.

Infrastructure services and engineering company Amey has appointed James Holmes to take responsibility for its rail infrastructure operations. As the new rail sector director, Mr Holmes will be an integral part of the Transport Infrastructure Executive Team. With a clear strategic focus for the

Amey has secured a three-year contract to continue works to upgrade, maintain and repair the street lights for East Renfrewshire Council.