Companies that won significant contracts were Siemens Mobility, L&T, ALEC Energy, ASGC, etc
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The asphalt has now been removed from the three key areas of the track, setting the stage for the new layout to be crafted
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The mall will launch the largest indoor snow park in the Sultanate, spanning over 14,000m2
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McGrail will succeed Greg Kane who stepped down from the position and will now be the COO of WSP in Australia
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The total contract value is about $4.5bn, of which Siemens Mobility’s share is around $3bn
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The school spans 60,000m2, and includes a swimming pool, play area and multipurpose hall
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The cladding project was funded by the community’s Owners Association Reserve Fund
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Commtech Europe’s reputation aligns with AESG’s comprehensive commissioning
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US firm will acquire factories and intellectual property from South Korean company in dissolving joint venture to manufacture and sell its construction equipment in the Americas under the Deere brand.
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Deere & Co. and Hitachi Construction Machinery announced Aug. 19 they are dissolving their multi-decade joint venture to manufacture and sell Hitachi construction equipment in the Americas under the Deere brand.
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