Emirates Motor Company sets up a mechanical iron mountain from Mercedes-Benz to demonstrate the off-road capabilities of the G-Wagon
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UAE real estate to face a difficult year ahead
The UAE real estate sector will face another difficult year after a correction in 2016, according to a report
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UAE: KOA launches $10,000-prize design challenge
As part of the KOA University Design Challenge, Canadian University Dubai students will compete for a prize of $10,000 by designing an aspect of the developer?s Canvas project
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Duqm airport eyes operational commencement in 2018
The Omani aviation authority’s head said construction completion of passenger terminal buildings and a navigation and meteorology complex is expected by the end of 2017
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Dubai: 85% of existing buildings comply with laws
47.14% of the 17,075 construction violations detected by Dubai Municipality in 2016 included making unlicensed additions and modifications to existing buildings
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Qatar Cabinet: 90% of World Cup projects awarded
HE Ali Sherif Al Emadi, the Minister of Finance, gave a presentation on the execution of existing and future projects in vital sectors
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Rural States Seek Federal Funding in Infrastructure Plan
Looking ahead to President Trump’s $1-trillion, 10-year infrastructure plan, rural states are laying down a marker. Transportation officials from rural areas say public- private partnerships generally won’t help them.
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Senate Bill Would Bar Davis-Bacon on Highway Construction Projects
Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) is pushing legislation that would suspend the Davis-Bacon Act’s prevailing-wage provisions on federal highway construction contracts.
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Senate Bill Would Bar Davis-Bacon on Highway Projects
Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) is pushing legislation that would suspend the Davis-Bacon Act’s prevailing-wage provisions on federal highway construction contracts.
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Following Mishaps, D.C. Metro Presses on With Repairs
An aggressive effort to overhaul the aging Metro system in Washington, D.C., is producing results as it nears the one-year mark, with more than 28,000 cross-ties and nearly two miles of grout pads now replaced.
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