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Hungarian construction market to grow 5% in 2015

Civil engineering and non-residential construction are the sectors most likely to drive Hungarian construction in the coming years. Thanks to the increasing number of tenders in the civil engineering sector, particularly transport infrastructure construction and environmental protection-related construction, Hungarian construction output is to see steady growth in the coming years. …

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Peak performance

Volvo excavators have undertaken some high-level work in the Italian Alps for Misconel Srl. Part of the northern Italian Alps, the 18 peaks of the Dolomites – rising to more than 3,000 meters and covering 142,000 hectares – are one of Europe’s most beautiful mountain landscapes, stretching as they do …

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ND Brown exhibiting at Plantworx for the first time!

ND Brown Limited is a commercial vehicle hire and hot box specialist servicing the municipal, civil engineering, utility and highway maintenance markets nationally for over 35 years with high quality modern, reliable and well equipped specialist rental Tippers (insulated), Tipper Grabs, and Asphalt Hot Boxes for both short and long …

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Oil falls are changing the outlook for construction

Construction industry leaders meet in Dubai on 27 May to discuss the outlook for GCC construction 11 May 2015 – Government spending continues to drive strong project and construction activity across the GCC despite lower oil prices says business intelligence service MEED. However the outlook is increasingly uncertain as governments …

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PLANTWORX – The UK’s Largest Working Construction Equipment Show is about to descend on Lutterworth Leicestershire! The show is a total SELL OUT!

Leicestershire is soon to play host to the UK’s largest working construction equipment and machinery event – Plantworx! Every type of construction machine will be available to see from the smallest excavator, to the very large wheeled loaders in one very big area – so visitors will need to make …

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