Top demolition and recycling stories of 2022

Lewis Tyler Editor, Demolition & Recycling International

16 August 2022

It’s been a positive, yet challenging year for the demolition and recycling industries respectively. Having remained on top of projects during Covid, some manufacturers did encounter supply chain issues which has carried over to 2022. The war in Ukraine has also presented companies with new challenges that will likely continue throughout the foreseeable future.

So, as we come towards the final months of the year, Demolition and Recycling International looks at the top stories in the industry for 2022 so far.

5. Kiewit West carries out $60m bridge demolition

Following the construction of a replacement bridge, demolition specialist Kiewit West were tasked with the demolition of the old Gerald Desmond Bridge at the Port of Long Beach in California.

Having been awarded the $59.9 million demolition contract in 2021, the US-based…

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