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JRTT publishes tenders for 4 new stations on Hokuriku Shinkansen line

METI to extend financial support for overseas tendering

Fujitsu sued for damages over faulty My Number system

MLIT implements Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) method in own project for first time

Outline of basic designs of 4 Olympic venues published

JRTT announces 12 new WTO tenders for Shinkansen highspeed rail-line construction

Tokyo2020 Organising Committee give preference to domestic building materials

According to a report published by NHK news Web on June 13, the Tokyo2020 Organising committee has decide

MLIT's information counter for local municipalities to support more diverse procurement methods

Japanese Tender information service NJSS links up with Nikkei Telecom

TMG’s Tokyo Olympics tender portal for SMEs kicks off

TMG Construction Recycling Plan Renewed ahead of Olympics

Tokyo Metropolitan Government unveils plan for Olympic Village after the Games

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