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fast track
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fast track
A method of construction management in which building construction begins before all construction details have been finalized in order to speed completion of the project.
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Byline: Dubai Al Gurg Paints (AGP) has brought fast-track steelwork coatings from Leigh's Paints to the UAE, which help construction companies to keep projects on track and cut down costs.
Al Gurg brings one-coat-paints to cut delays by TradeArabia (Manama, Bahrain)
A GROUP of pub licensees are celebrating after obtaining their BIIAB personal licences thanks to a new fast-track one-day course now available to licensees at a local training provider.
Fast track course's perfect record by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Fast-track construction has long been the norm in New York metropolitan area retail construction.
Fast-tracking on the rise in sector by Fries, Barry R. / Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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