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[Title] => Filipino construction tools firm unites with Swedish eng'g group
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[Title] => Construction activities rise as more building permits OKd
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[Title] => Green forum, products in Philconstruct Visayas 2010
[Summary] => Opportunities to learn about green plumbing, green architecture, green construction projects, and to experience green shopping are the features that make Philconstruct Visayas the region's most impressive construction show in the country to date.
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[Title] => World Bank eyes e-bidding for road projects
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The World Bank (WB) and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) along with the private sector have embarked on a project that seeks to computerize the bidding process for government road projects in the next two years to prevent collusive practices from occurring.
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The Philippine Constructors Association, Inc. (PCA), through Manolito Madrasto, its executive director, pushed for stable and predictable prices at reasonable levels from local cement manufacturers.
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The Philippine Constructors Association, Inc. (PCA), through Manolito Madrasto, its executive director, pushed for stable and predictable prices at reasonable levels from local cement manufacturers.
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