"Engineering and Contracting, Volume 50" offers a comprehensive collection of articles and insights into the world of engineering and construction. This volume likely compiles a range of topics pertinent to civil and mechanical engineering, as well as the business aspects of contracting. Readers can expect detailed analyses, practical guidance, and potentially case studies relevant to the field.

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