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Per Aarsleff pools resources to put stadium to bed early
Publishing Date
17 Jun 2009 4:29pm GMT
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GDI June 2009
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GeoDrilling International

Construction Drilling  


Danish civil-engineering contractor Per Aarsleff and its European subsidiaries have pooled their expertise and resources to complete a mega precast, concrete piling contract in Poland’s capital, Warsaw, for a new national stadium being built for the 2012 European football championships.

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