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  UAE precast company to build schools in Iraq

  Contract part of Iraqi programme to build 1,485 schools across the country.. RELATED ARTICLES: Iraq suspends eight Siemens contracts | US official: Billions...

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  Rising costs threaten Saudi real-estate market

  Crisis in Syria halting the import of Turkish building materials overland routes. RELATED ARTICLES: Saudi projects value dips ; Kuwait, Bahrain move up...

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  TAV wins $272mn DAMAC hotel contract

  Four tower luxury hotel complex will be built near Burj Khalifa. RELATED ARTICLES: TAV wins $400mn terminal contract in Saudi Arabia | TAV...

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  Bauma Africa: Doosan PP and Montabert on show

  Compressors, breakers and light towers on show. [caption id="attachment_5221" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Montabert hydraulic rock drills or drifters combine a percussive system and...

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  Qatar remains most expensive Middle Eastern country to build in

  2013 International Construction Costs report ranks Qatar and UAE in the top 20 most expensive locations to build. RELATED ARTICLES: Construction the...

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  Volvo Penta aims for efficiency

  OEMs are on the look out for solutions that will increase their machines’ fuel efficiency. [caption id="attachment_2761" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The wrong transmission...

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  A crane for a tricky job

  Prangl lifted the building materials up the hillside using a AC 200-1 all terrain crane.. [caption id="attachment_5213" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Prangl lifted the...

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  Indian quarry chooses Volvo CE

  Major producer of Desert Cream Granite. Prized for its beautiful finish, Desert Cream Granite is a valuable stone that is found in...

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  Liebherr to build $66m component factory

  Plant to build switchgear and electric motors. [caption id="attachment_4549" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The plant will be used for the development and manufacturing of...

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  Construction the most corrupt industry in Arab countries

  FDIC study finds that judicial bodies in Arab countries issued rulings against more than 60,000 people over last five years. RELATED ARTICLES:...

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