A tender for pre-qualifying local companies to develop the farm, dairy plant, and associated facilities in Buraimi has also been floated earlier this year
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Tender floated for Ibn Battuta mall expansion
The ?E5? expansion will include a new cinema complex as well as a 1,376-space multi-storey car park constructed on a built-up area of 65,950sqm
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Dubai: Union Properties to build racing theme park
UP is currently developing a feasibility study for the project, which was cancelled in 2013, forfeiting a $10m signing-on fee as well as other expenses incurred
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Infrastructure spending to increase by 27% in 2017
Infrastructure allocation has increased by 27% from what has been allocated for the fiscal year 2016, to reach 17% of total government expenditure
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Optimizing Project Success Through 3D Design-for-Fabrication
How to save time, quality and cost.
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Hope Grows in Equipment Sector for 2017 Dig Out
The prospect of an infrastructure-focused, business-friendly administration in Washington, D.C., may bode well for the construction industry, analysts say, but opinions are mixed as to whether it will lift sales of equipment out of a two-year-long slump.
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Wacker Neuson launches the ET16 compact excavator
Compact equipment specialist Wacker Neuson unveils latest mini-excavator with a telescopic undercarriage for maximum on-site versatility
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Construction Confidence Gets a Trump Bump
Over the past two years, construction industry executives have observed that, after the 2007-10 recession, the market’s long recovery seemed to be running out of steam.
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Himoinsa unveils Silent Plus Range for urban areas
Spanish genset maker Himoinsa releases the HRFW-250 T5, the first model in a range of generators designed for noise reduction
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ARTBA Hopes to Certify Thousands for Safety Training
By training a cross section of construction team members and testing their knowledge in a safety certification program, leaders of the American Road and Transportation Builders Association believe they can put a dent in the 48,600 injuries and deaths that take place in highway work zones each year.
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