The ICE’s Resilience Community Forum learned that closer cross-sector cooperation is vital if the sector is to attract enough ...

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. How ...

The statue of Thomas Brassey (1805 – 1870), a civil engineering contractor, was unveiled by HRH The Duke of Gloucester.

As the world strives to move towards a more sustainable future, engineers are increasingly called upon to deliver solutions that reduce the carbon footprint of our built environment. The PAS 2080, an ...

The civil engineering profession covers a broad spectrum of jobs, specialisms and careers spanning every industry. Take a look to see whether it's the right profession for you. How to become a ...

Aspiring Engineers presentations relating to a range of infrastructure projects which they have recently gained first-hand design and construction experience.

The ICE has reached a significant milestone: 10 consecutive years of growth in professionally registered members. This decade ...

Chris Scudamore explains the potential effects of US tariffs on the supply chain and project costs and timelines.

ICE London supports and represents members living and working in the capital. It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and encourages innovation and excellence in the civil ...

ICE South West supports members in Bristol, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire and the Isles of Scilly. It shares knowledge, influences public infrastructure policy, and ...

A water transfer and recycling project capable of delivering up to 90 million litres a day during droughts has been named a ...