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Planning and delivery of concrete resleepering between Melbourne and Sydney as part of the South Improvement Alliance

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The following paper outlines the process that was undertaken in the planning and initial delivery programme for the installation of approximately 1.6 million concrete sleepers on the Melbourne to Sydney, 'Main South' rail corridor as part of the South Improvement Alliance.

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The following paper outlines the process that was undertaken in the planning and initial delivery programme for the installation of approximately 1.6 million concrete sleepers on the Melbourne to Sydney, 'Main South' rail corridor as part of the South Improvement Alliance.

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The following paper outlines the process that was undertaken in the planning and initial delivery programme for the installation of approximately 1.6 million concrete sleepers on the Melbourne to Sydney, 'Main South' rail corridor as part of the South Improvement Alliance.

Key concepts: Alliance, Engineering, Civil engineering, Business, Environmental planning, Geography, Archaeology

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