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In the latest edition of Civil Engineering Procedure, readers will have an opportunity to familiarise themselves with the very latest information on procurement, contracts, health and safety and project delivery in the context of infrastructure. The book includes news case studies relevant to each chapter, these are designed to illustrate practical engineering challenges and bring theory to life.

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Richard Kirkman, Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the University of Manchester, UK, and Proje

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In the canon of classic civil engineering textbooks, there are few that enjoy the privilege of multiple editions. That this textbook has now reached its eighth is a huge tribute to the successive drafting committees since that first edition in 1963. (...)

The need for clear, straightforward explanations of project and contract management principles and practice is all the more important as options for commercial and project delivery models become increasingly sophisticated. But underneath what may appear to be a highly complex set of contractual conditions and incentives lie the fundamental principles described in this book. The engineer of today can rely on these principles for the knowledge and understanding to nurture deeper and stronger professional expertise, just as engineers benefitted from the earlier editions in, arguably, a simpler landscape. (...)

This book will be required reading to introduce civil engineering procedures to students of all backgrounds.

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Prof Gordon Masterton, OBE DL, President of the Institution of Civil Engineers 2005-06

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This stalwart of the civil engineering profession has (once again) been brought up-to-date and will no doubt be used as a rite of passage for civil engineers in the future. References to the use of BIM, NEC4 contracts and Grenfell Tower show its currency. There are explanations of real civil engineering projects throughout the book to illustrate the issues discussed.

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Patrick Waterhouse, Construction Adjudicator