Cost modelling procurement project

Language: English Series: Contract Journal ; 384(6079) 13 June 1996, 6(1)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: UMIST and three quantity surveying firms EC Harris, Symonds and Tweeds are investigating and developing a cost model for building procurement.

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UMIST and three quantity surveying firms EC Harris, Symonds and Tweeds are investigating and developing a cost model for building procurement.

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