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Iconic Lotus Hotel opens for business - 03 February 2012
The Atkins-designed 355-room five star Crowne Plaza Hotel has opened to visitors, and forms a key component for the development of the new port city of Lingang.

Atkins appointed to manage improvements on Alcatraz - 02 February 2012
The USA’s National Park Service has appointed Atkins to provide construction management services for structural repairs to the famous federal penitentiary building on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, California.

Atkins continues on low carbon pathway by retaining the Carbon Trust Standard - 25 January 2012
Atkins has been recertified with the Carbon Trust Standard for successfully measuring, managing and reducing carbon emissions across its UK operations by more than seven per cent over the last two years.

Atkins joins flagship ‘opportunity for all’ scheme - 19 January 2012
Atkins is supporting a new flagship scheme, lead by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, which is aimed at encouraging companies to open their doors to young people from all walks of life.

Atkins underlines commitment to Eastern Province after launching new Al Khobar office - 16 January 2012
Atkins has opened an office in Al Khobar from which it will deliver engineering design expertise throughout the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.

Atkins wins two Network Rail signalling renewal framework contracts - 13 January 2012
Atkins has been announced as the preferred supplier for two of Network Rail’s signalling renewal framework contracts.

Atkins wins Qatar transport infrastructure contract - 10 January 2012
Atkins has been awarded a three-year contract worth in excess of £70m by the Qatar Ministry of Municipality and Urban Planning to support delivery of its multi-billion dollar transport and infrastructure programmes. These programmes underpin Qatar’s 2030 vision for world class infrastructure development.

Atkins helps restore fish species to the ancient heartlands of the Lower Elwha Klallam Native American tribe - 05 January 2012
Atkins is helping to bring back salmon and trout species to the ancient heartlands of the Lower Elwha Klallam Native American tribe as part of a restoration project on the tribe’s reservation near Port Angeles, Washington state, USA.