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Bitumen-free joint filler

Bitumen-free joint filler

The construction accessories division of Supreme Industries has developed customised solutions spe­ci­fically for the construction requirements of various segments. DURAboardHD100 (formerly SILflex/Capell HD100) is an exclusive compressible filler board specially designed to be used as expansion joint filler in concrete brick, block work and isolation joint, where readily com­pressible low load transfer joint filler is req­uired. Its exce­llent recovery property makes it the most suitable produc

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Road construction sector on the path of recovery

Road construction sector on the path of recovery

Industry players feel that the road construction sector is on the path to recovery with the government announcing new norms for road development. It is learnt that the improvement in the project award and execution has caused a sudden surge in demand for construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines and construction

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NHAI to secure land, nod before starting road projects

NHAI to secure land, nod before starting road projects

In view of delay in several road projects owing to land acquisition issues, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) henceforth decided to start road projects only after acquiring substantial land. The authority would also ensure that environmental clearance is in place before starting projects. Through this move, NHAI wants to ensure that once a project starts on ground there is no brake and the objective is timely com

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EPC road contracts RFQ for 4000 km

EPC road contracts RFQ for 4000 km

AK Upadhyay, Secretary, Ministry of Roads, Transport & Highways in his inaugural address at the INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY LEADERSHIP SUMMIT, announced that RFQs for 4000 km of road contracts would be

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Risk appreciation: A work-in-progress

Risk appreciation: A work-in-progress

Effective leadership envisions results in the long term, so even exceptional leadership qualities can at best limit the impacts of immediate issues such as economic slowdown, but not much more.