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ARKITEKTGRUPPEN LILLE FRØEN AS

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ARKITEKTGRUPPEN LILLE FRØEN AS, er en Tilvirker/ Produsent, grunnlagt i 1986, som opererer i Ingeniørbyråer - offentlig bygg og anlegg. Det opererer også i Arkitekter - tekniske kontorer. Det har base i Oslo, Norge.

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  • Antall ansatte
    11 – 50

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  • Grunnleggelsesår
    1986
  • Bedriftens natur
    Hovedkontor
  • Hovedvirksomhet
    Tilvirker/ Produsent
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