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Permeable fabrics used for landslip prevention and road maintenance are in high demand.
The design and construction market for education facilities in China (including building materials) is expanding.
China is a leader in the global theme park industry and the world’s largest construction market.
The Government of Italy (GOI) approved a decree to counter the impact of Covid-19 on the Italian economy.
U.S. companies that are innovators and leaders in the forefront of IR4.0 technology are encouraged to contact us for more information.
Croatia, supported by the European Union, will invest $2.6 billion in construction and development of water and wastewater systems.
A United Kingdom tender opportunity in a search for contractors to deliver four lots of High Speed rail tracks totaling in value $2.5bn.
Indonesia’s announced seven new water supply and waste water treatment projects worth a total of $1.9 billion and may present significant export opportunities for U.S. companies.
Kenya identifies affordable housing as a top priority with a goal of adding 500,000 homes in the next five years. U.S. companies can find an advantage in offering project development, design and planning services.
Ukraine’s plan to modernize and repair the country’s transportation infrastructure envisions a budget of $60 billion to be invested in roads, railways, airports, and sea ports.
Sweden’s energy-efficient and sustainable construction market offers good opportunities for U.S. companies in the design and construction sector.
American companies offering engineering, consulting or technology solutions could consider partnering with local engineering firms in one of Australia’s five priority areas.
The World Bank’s Southern Africa Trade and Connectivity Project will improve trade infrastructure across the Nacala Corridor in Mozambique, Malawi and Zambia.
The Serbian Government announced an allocation of $13.5 billion for major development projects in a National Investment Plan to be completed by 2025. Most of the funds will go to road, rail, air, and water upgrades, all opportunities for U.S. firms.