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How a Road Agency Can Transform Force Account Road Maintenance to Contracting

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  • Adam Andreski
  • Subhash Seth
  • Wendy Walker

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  • Adam Andreski & Subhash Seth & Wendy Walker, 2006. "How a Road Agency Can Transform Force Account Road Maintenance to Contracting," World Bank Publications - Reports 11773, The World Bank Group.
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    1. Sally Burningham & Natalya Stankevich, 2005. "Why Road Maintenance is Important and How to Get it Done," World Bank Publications - Reports 11779, The World Bank Group.
    2. Heggie, I.G. & Vickers, P., 1998. "Commercial Management and Financing of Roads," Papers 409, World Bank - Technical Papers.
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