Concrete milling, paving & compaction

A report from Audit Scotland states that it will cost €2.69 billion (£2.25 billion) to correct all the faults on the country's roads.

Mongolia is planning ahead for a huge investment in road development. The country's network at present is in a poor condition, with few surfaced roads.

An agreement worth US$493 million will seal the future or road maintenance projects and highway upgrades in the Philippines.

A new report from the US-based market research specialist the Freedonia Group suggests that worldwide demand for geosynthetics is projected to increase 8.3% annually to 4.5 billion m2 in 2015

Investigations are in hand in Costa Rica over a series of faults on the highway linking capital San Jose with Caldera.

The upcoming Geosynthetics Middle East 2011 event promises to attract a wide array of industry leading attendees.

In Brazil the Sao Paulo-based company EcoTech plans to invest US$198 million in road repair technologies by 2016.