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Recycling could almost halve replacement component costs for customers, compared to new spare parts.
A US$ 659 million railway tunnel contract has been won by a joint venture comprised of Granite Construction Northeast, Traylor Bros. and Frontier-Kemper Constructors.
Finland's Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) has handed down fines totalling € 82.55 million to seven companies found guilty of operating a nation wide asphalt cartel between 1994 and 2002.
JCB SAS has appointed Olivier Deneufbourg as its new managing director in France
Mabey and Johnson has been fined UK£ 3,5 million (€ 3,8 million) for paying bribes overseas and breaching UN sanctions.
Construction work has begun on the Songjiang Hotel, a 'sunken hotel' being created in a 100m-deep water-filled quarry in Songjiang near Shanghai, China.
Demand for gypsum and gypsum products in North America could reach 47.7 million tonnes in 2013, according to research company The Freedonia Group.
Up to 100 workers feared dead following the collapse of a giant chimney under construction at the Balco power plant in Korba, India.
Boart Longyear shareholders have approved the conditional placement of over 850 million shares in a bid to raise US$ 193 million.
Barratt developments reported annual sales to the end of June of UK£ 2,2 billion (€ 2,5 billion), down -35,7% on the UK£ 3,5 billion (€ 3,8 billion) recorded last year.
The World Bank has approved US$ 4.3 billion in loans for infrarstructure construction in India.
The IDB is to loan Argentina US$ 120 million loan to finance road improvements and maintenance works.
Ministers from the six nations sharing the Mekong River have agreed to accelerate development of three priority economic corridors in the region: the East-West, North-South and Southern economic corridors.
Jacobs Engineering Group has won a contract to lead design efforts on the I-15 South Design-Build Project for the Nevada Department of Transportation.
Trevi Group, through its subsidiary Drillmec, has been awarded a € 100 million contract to supply oil drilling equipment to Saipem.
Dubai Holding will pay off a three-year US$ 300 million loan facility taken out by Sama Dubai.
Construction output in the 27 EU countries was down by 11,1% in July 2009 compared to 12 months ago according to Eurostat.
A fire in the north bank power station of the Kariba dam in Siavonga, Zambia has claimed the lives of two workers.
Kier Group reported annual sales of UK£ 2,1 billion (€ 2,3 billion), down -9,4% on the UK£ 2,3 billion (€ 2,5 billion) recorded last year.
Following investigations started in 2004, the UK’s Office of Fair Trading has fined 103 contractors for collusion and anti-competitive bid-rigging.
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