Builders want no risk assurance

Language: English Series: New Builder ; (155) 3 December 1992, 8(1)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Representatives of the construction industry have told government that the private sector will no longer fund public projects without guaranteed income or state risk assurance.

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Representatives of the construction industry have told government that the private sector will no longer fund public projects without guaranteed income or state risk assurance.

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