Civil construction

It is a discipline of civil engineering that deals with the upkeep, design, and construction of both natural and man-made environments such as roads, trains, buildings, water reservoirs, subdivisions, airports, bridges, sewer systems, tunnels, and dams, among other things. Individuals, corporations, and other interested parties involved in the planning, building, and design of our infrastructure make up the civil construction sector.


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