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sauravbabu
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FIDIC for Electrical and Mechanical Works

01/26/2012 5:01 AM

hi,

can anybody convey to me the latest edition of FIDIC.......it appears to me that the ----- 'Guide to the use of Fidic - Conditions of Contract For Electrical and Mechanical Works' - Third edition of FIDIC is the latest one.

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Re: FIDIC for Electrical and Mechanical Works.

01/26/2012 5:20 AM

Amazon (other on-line book sellers are available)?

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Re: FIDIC for Electrical and Mechanical Works.

01/26/2012 9:21 AM

What is FIDIC?
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Re: FIDIC for Electrical and Mechanical Works.

01/26/2012 11:06 PM

Please visit:
www.fidic.org/, it is international federation of consulting engineers.
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Re: FIDIC for Electrical and Mechanical Works.

01/27/2012 12:59 PM

Get your company to sponsor you as a member and to pay for the information you need.

If other members have the document, they have no doubt had to pay for it! Why should you have it for free

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