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5 days remain to Bulgaria Building Week

Among the exhibitors are companies from Bulgaria, Austria, Belgium, Romania, Germany, Greece, Poland, Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine Sofia Municipality is going to present at Bulgaria Building Week some of the projects where it acts in the capacity of a contracting authority . They will be focusing on energy efficient , …

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Case Brought the Next-Generation of Fuel-Efficient Construction Equipment to CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2014 in Las Vegas

Case Construction Equipment presented the latest introductions to its compact and heavy equipment product lines at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2014, held from March 4th to 8th in Las Vegas, USA. With over 125,000 attendees and 2,400 exhibitors, CONEXPO-CON/AGG is the largest construction show in North America, displaying the newest equipment, technology and …

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Cross-Laminated Timber Panels at Bulgarian Building Week 2014

Suitable for private residential buildings, multi-storey residential buildings, agricultural buildings, bridges, public buildings, office and commercial buildings, as well as for constructing deck-houses, the cross- wood panels are known for their distinguished thermal and acoustic performance, excellent fire behavior, high seismic resistance and high structural strength. The Association “Union of …

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VERONAFIERE Believes in the Earthmoving Industry

MEETING WITH ASSOCIATIONS AND COMPANIES ON 17 MARCH TO DEFINE THE 2014 EDITION OF SAMOTER AND ASPHALTICA Giovanni Mantovani, CEO & Director General of VeronaFiere: “We can overcome the crisis together. Our role is to organize exhibitions at the service of the company system, from large groups to small-medium enterprises. …

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The Russian construction industry to see at least 3% growth in Urals Federal District in 2014

As indicated by the results of PMR’s latest report, “Construction sector in Russia 2014-Regional focus. Development forecasts for 2014-2019”, after 2013’s 1.5% contraction, Russia’s construction industry is expected to post moderate near-term growth rates. The increase will be largely fuelled by state-funded civil engineering projects, mostly for the development of …

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