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Cuts water waste by $20 million.

Water industry company Sydney Water has saved 9,000 megalitres—$20 million worth of water—by conducting a two-year trial to detect hidden leaks using...

AUSTIN, Texas (Legal Newsline) – Family of U.S. Navy members who died in a helicopter fire and crash can sue the company hired to perform maintenance of the aircraft, the Texas Supreme Court has ruled.

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Organizational conflicts of interest (OCI) are troubling for both the government and contractors. Under FAR 2.101, an OCI is a situation where “a person is unable or potentially unable...

A Truro-based companys energy saving pump expertise will shortly be heading to India, following on from interest in Australia and Brazil. Riventa, who are located at Threemilestone in Truro, have announced that its energy-saving pump/blower optimisation products will soon be used by India-based company Autoflow Engineers & Controls Pvt Ltd. The Indian firm, who operate in the western states of Maharashtra, Goa and Gujarat and are based in New Panvel, near Mumbai, claim its customers are c...

Detection Services, the largest specialised water management business across Australia and New Zealand, have signed a key agreement to introduce...

One motive that would -- it doesnt make sense on policy grounds but it might make sense in terms of explaining what they were trying to do is avoid being detected by the american detection services. why a campaign would be more trusting of the russian government and its intelligence services than of the american government and its intelligence services. >> so there was former chief of staff for john kerry, secretary of state, weighing in on the washington reports -- "washington post" report sayi...