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NC-2009 MRc2:Construction Waste Management

Credit relation to New construction/ Rennovations

This credit is related to rennovation/ demolition for an existing or applies to the new buildings also, since its saying to recycle and/ or salvage constrction and demolition debris. Also, if you can guide us to find a local party in Riyadh, KSA who provides the onsite expertise for the recycling of the construction and demolition. Thanks,

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Mon, 03/11/2013 - 13:53

Yes - this credit addresses demolition of existing spaces/building and waste generated from new construction. Regarding your second question, LEEDuser is not set up to that kind of research for you but maybe others who have experience in Riyadh and have a resource will answer this forum. Also consider contacting a local professional’s society that might have experience with the area.

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