Construction companies, including the sector’s top listed firms, found guilty of collusion and bid-rigging by the Competition Commission will be barred for up to 10 years from doing public sector work. This could exclude Aveng, Group Five, Murray...
Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi has appealed to role players in the construction industry to bring their expertise to the fore to help the country achieve the goals set out in government’s ambitious, mega infrastructure plan. “We...
The Local Government Sector Education Training Authority this week committed R3,9m to help fund auditing training for municipalities, to be provided by the Institute of Internal Auditors South Africa (IIA SA). The two-year, entry-level programme is...
While the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) is still firm in its conviction to fight the e-tolling of Gauteng’s highways in court, the South African National Road Agency (Sanral) said that the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP)...
Power utility Eskom is committed to providing enough electricity to sustain South Africa’s economic growth and development goals, an official said on Thursday. This strategy would be effective only through the close co-operation of state...
“Research says that by 2050 we won’t have any water left, if we don’t change our ways. “We have programmes in place for water conservation and water harvesting so we can avoid the catastrophe of not having water by...
One of the advantages of the merger between engineering, management and technical services group Aurecon and the energy industry focused NETGroup is that it enables the merged entity to pursue the large integrated infrastructure projects that are...
Gauteng North High Court judge Moses Mavundla will rule on Tuesday whether Water and Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa , the Department of Water Affairs and eight other government officials and institutions have breached the constitution...
The Moretele municipality is responsible for the disruption of water supply in the Ngobi village, North West premier Thandi Modise says. “Though the two-day disruption of water supply should have been reported sooner and escalated for prompt...
Plans to increase plant capacity by 50 Mâ„“/day Excellent progress is being made with the construction of the first of two 25 Mâ„“/day modules which form part of the expansion of the Driefontein Waste Water Treatment Works in Johannesburg. The project,...