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Brace yourself for more chaos on the roads STAFF REPORTER OCTOBER 04, 2017 21:43 IST UPDATED: OCTOBER 05, 2017 07:58 IST SHARE ARTICLE  1 PRINT A A A Biggest white topping project to date set to begin in second week of October In

Paving a runway requires highly skilled workforce and the right material.. Not anybody can supply the Asphalt mixture as per specification.. the high impact of the Jets onto the runway requires careful preparation of the surface.. Hope MACL chooses their

Work on white-topping of roads is set to begin and around 30 roads stretching 93.47 km will be white-topped in two phases. The tender process for the project, which has been divided into two packages, has been completed.The first package

In another three years, a Kenyan travelling from Mombasa to Nairobi will have at least four major options Kenya has chosen to build a brand new road between Mombasa and Nairobi instead of expanding the existing highway in what will

Council to spend $1m on road upgrade PALMERSTON Council has committed to spending more than $1 million on the Yarrawonga and Wallaby Holtze Road upgrade. Last week, official manager Mark Blackburn voted to hire Palmerston-based contractor JLM Civil Works for

The cost of the entire project has been estimated at ₹1,800 crore, a NHAI official said. GURGAON Updated: Sep 20, 2017 21:57 IST Dhananjay JhaHindustan Times The elevated road will start from Gurgaon-Delhi border and end near the Basai railway overbridge

Systemic delay in repairing roads. HYDERABAD: The long-drawn tender process followed by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) for relaying dug-up roads should either be done away with completely or streamlined to put the city’s road infrastructure back on track, feel traffic

SUMMARY The expressway will be one of the most important infrastructure project in the East African Community The Project has been structured to achieve early completion, under a fast-track delivery model, with concurrent design and construction Kenya’s Sh300 billion ‘thank

Chennai: The much-awaited Maduravoyal-Port elevated corridor taken up by National Highways Authority in 2007 is likely to be delayed further as it is finding it difficult in identifying consultants, said a state official. The state and the Centre are responsible