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GWW is the platform for presenting current projects in Dutch civil engineering. In addition to projects, plenty of attention is paid to innovative developments, trends, policy and technology, and everything else related to civil engineering, infrastructure, rail, underground construction, construction equipment and the water chain. Digitisation in GWW, water works, tunnel and bridge construction, sewerage and underground infrastructure, rail techniques, Zero Emission and safety are recurring themes within the platform.
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GWW is aimed at directors and management of companies involved in the construction of dykes, bridges, canals, civil engineering, dredging, hydraulic engineering/road building, engineering and architectural firms, suppliers and industry associations. In addition, our information is also distributed to ministries and government departments, Rijkswaterstaat (all HIDs; chief engineer directors), provincial, municipal and other authorities involved.
News & blogs
Friso Civiel is traditionally known for building pumping stations, bridges, locks and drinking and sewage water facilities. But did you know that the company is also a solid partner in energy transition? For Liander and TenneT, subcontracted by Qirion or Spie, they are building a large number of substations and mast reinforcements over the next few years to [...]
In the Nieuwbouw pumping station Galgenrak and renovation pumping station Streukelerzijl project, Waterschap Drents Overijsselse Delta (WDODelta) is working closely with contractors and Vanderkamp to make water management in the Hasselt region future-proof. While new infrastructure is being built, temporary pumping installations ensure that water levels remain manageable - crucial at a time of more extreme [...]
How do you make 27 kilometres of dike in a Natura 2000 area strong enough again, without unnecessary interventions in the landscape and living environment? In the Eilandspolder, engineering consultancy Iv was commissioned by Hoogheemraadschap Hollands Noorderkwartier (HHNK) to reduce the reinforcement task from 13 to just 8 kilometres. This was achieved thanks to a sharp assessment, detailed analyses; customised solutions and agreements with [...]
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