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Vinci and Bouygues conclude the 12-year project to make the damaged Ukrainian reactor safe
Building solutions company upgrades production processes to create an Industry 4.0 operation
In Boknafjorden, Norway, construction is taking place on a tunnel 392 metres below sea level
Pilosio constructed an internal MP multidirectional scaffolding structure for Keith Haring art display
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Vinci and Bouygues conclude the 12-year project to make the damaged Ukrainian reactor safe
Building solutions company upgrades production processes to create an Industry 4.0 operation
In Boknafjorden, Norway, construction is taking place on a tunnel 392 metres below sea level
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Vinci and Bouygues conclude the 12-year project to make the damaged Ukrainian reactor safe
Building solutions company upgrades production processes to create an Industry 4.0 operation
In Boknafjorden, Norway, construction is taking place on a tunnel 392 metres below sea level
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