Infrastructure technicians and engineers can become qualified with the ICE as: Whether you specialise in digital, ...

As the first multi-year review since 2021, it sets departmental budgets through to 2028/29 and capital investment plans to ...

The competition was judged by: The judges evaluated models based on innovation, structural integrity, cost efficiency, and ...

We award professional qualifications that are the civil engineering standard, lead the debates around infrastructure and the ...

AFSC receives and stores aviation fuel at the AFSC Aviation Tank Farm, then further distributes the fuel to airport hydrant systems for air plane fuelling. The On-airport Aviation Fuel System includes ...

The first factor is scale. Projects tend to be more predictable when they’re smaller. Smaller projects often mean more of ...

Thomas Telford Ltd (TTL), the commercial arm of the Institution of Civil Engineers and publisher of the NEC Contract suite, ...

Dealing with the sea level’s accelerating rise calls for more intricate and large-scale schemes, implemented at pace. For ...

This insights paper examines how governments worldwide structure their policies, institutions, and governance systems to ...

ICE promotes and advances civil engineering around the globe. We lead the infrastructure debate to create a more sustainable future through insight, policy and media engagement. Introducing this ...

With 97,000 members worldwide, the ICE exists to improve lives by ensuring the world has the engineering capacity and infrastructure systems it needs to enable our planet and our people to thrive.

“Achieving Fellowship means you are simply recognised as an ICE Fellow. For women, particularly those from minority ...