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Midlands based Construction Firm Utilising Advanced’s Finance Software

Cameron Butcher Group, a Midlands-based construction firm, will improve financial control.
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First Course on Bitumen and its Applications Launched

The course covers the entire bitumen chain from crude oil to its final applications.
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ORBCOMM Launches Heavy Equipment Monitoring and Control Solution

End-to-end solution combines the power of ORBCOMM's PT 7000 device and FleetEdge web application.
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University of Brighton’s £14m Engineering Centre Breaks Ground

Work has started on a world-leading engineering research centre at the University of Brighton.
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Greenwich Turns Greener with Aliva UK’s Insulated Render

An ambitious regeneration scheme at Greenwich Peninsula in London is showing off its green credentials.
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NIBE Announces Partnership with Grafton Merchanting GB

Renewable heating specialist NIBE has diversified its national distribution network.
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Scape Group Unveils Its Largest Framework to Date, revealing 5 lots

New £5.5 billion framework replaces Major Works framework.
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Contract Award for Thailand Red Line Construction Project by SRT

Hitachi has been offering various rail systems from commuter trains to high-speed trains.
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RSM Warns Property Developers and construction to be Vigilant

RSM is warning property developers and construction businesses to be extra vigilant with architectural plans.