BCIS predicts bright future for civil engineering

By Brian Green2008-05-23T17:04:00+01:00

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After several years of decline in construction output in the civil engineering market the demand is set to grow in all infrastructure sectors over the coming years, according to the BCIS Civil Engineering Market Report.

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