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US contractor Chicago Bridge & Iron’s deal creates combined company with backlog of over US$ 28 billion
Yangmingtan bridge in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, opened in November last year.
2013 budget aims to boost spending on country’s roads, rail and airports
Seven reinforced concrete and geotechnical tensioning companies accused of operating as cartel for 14 years
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Brazilian judge orders work to be suspended on the building of Amazon hydroelectric dam over indigenous protests
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Proposed purchase of contractor’s concrete business by Rudus to be investigated by FCA.
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The World Bank is being tougher on companies that bribe, but it needs to do more and proactively prevent corruption.
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The Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said the country will construct the planned Padma Bridge using its own resources.
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iC editor Chris Sleight and deputy editor Helen Wright discuss news and features form the July-2012 edition of the magazine.
Senior manager from offshore division fired over oil export contracts
Evidence of corruption and poor government response sees funding removed from US$ 2.9 billion, 6.5 km road-rail bridge.
Registration is open for SC&RA's free webinar on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) programme on 11 July
Competition authority accuses 11 companies and Indian Cement Manufacturers Association of price fixing
Fédération Européenne de la Manutention (FEM) has revised its guidance on the use of cranes to lift people in connection with leisure activities
Read the June edition in our new page-turning format or download the magazine as a .pdf file
UN proposal launched at RIO+20 conference aims to provide information on sustainability and resource efficiency
Release of proxy solicitation for board vote rejected as “groundless and manipulative” as war of words continues
New German Engineering Federation guidelines outline risks of buying or selling non-compliant machines in the EU
Troubled east-west motorway project opened to traffic days before start of European football tournament
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South Korean Fair Trade Commission hits eight contractors with penalties for bid rigging on government river projects