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The Department for Transport (DfT) has invited theย 13 English highwayย authorities
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The Road Emulsion Association (REA) is a UK trade association representing manufacturing businesses that supply a wide range of bitumen emulsion products used in the highways, airfield and construction sectors.
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The Road Emulsion Association (REA) is a UK trade association representing manufacturing businesses that supply a wide range of bitumen emulsion products used in the highways, airfield and construction sectors.
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Association
The Road Emulsion Association (REA) is a UK trade association representing manufacturing businesses that supply a wide range of bitumen emulsion products used in the highways, airfield and construction sectors.
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Association
The Road Emulsion Association (REA) is a UK trade association representing manufacturing businesses that supply a wide range of bitumen emulsion products used in the highways, airfield and construction sectors.
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Since the formation of the Association in 1928 the industry body has continued to provide valuable information and technical data to support the use and application of emulsion products throughout the UK.
Through the publications of new and updated Codes of Practice, papers and documents associated to the use and benefits of emulsion products the Road Emulsion Association aims to ensure leading technology and application data is available for all highway engineers and end users.
The Road Emulsion Association Limited and its members participate in important and informative conferences and events connected with the highways maintenance and construction sector.
The REA aims to provide a good member intelligence network to understand what issues are on the agendas of policy-makers and businesses as well as those issues that are important in central and local government policy making. We attempt to identify the effects of policy measures on our sectors and contribute to government consultations.
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