Search Results: 'International Tunnelling Association'

Winning in China
01 November, 2002
While foreign construction companies have widely been able to work in China since 1994, the country's recent membership to the World Trade Organisation coupled with a new national tendering law, is making the process far easier. Keith Wallis examines the current state of the Chinese tunnelling industry and explores recent contract awards and future opportunities for international tunnelling companies

Underground Construction 2003 – call for papers
16 October, 2002

Beijing's call for tenders
10 September, 2002

German tunnelling - analysis and outlook
01 July, 2002
For nearly 25 years, STUVA, the German research organisation, has compiled statistics on tunnelling activities in Germany(1). The research programme was triggered by a suggestion from the International Tunnelling Association (ITA). Prof. Dr-Ing. Alfred Haack examines the latest statistics and reviews the outlook for the German tunnelling industry

Seattle steals the show - NAT 2002
01 April, 2002
The bi-annual North American Tunneling Conference and Exhibition is due to be held this year on 18-22 May. With more projects planned or under construction in the US than ever before, it promises to be well worth a visit. Susan Nelson of the American Underground Construction Association reviews some of the main attractions