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Home›Dredging›French Guiana: Dredging Deal Inked for Port of Degrad des Cannes
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May 11, 2012 · about 14 years ago

French Guiana: Dredging Deal Inked for Port of Degrad des Cannes

Deal de la Guyane and Société Baggerbedrijf de Boer BV have signed a dredging contract for the port of Degrad des Cannes. The works are intended to maintain access to the port of Degrad des Cannes, including: – The maintenance of all access ports for a period of 42 months; – The maintenance of the [

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Deal de la Guyane and Société Baggerbedrijf de Boer BV have signed a dredging contract for the port of Degrad des Cannes.

The works are intended to maintain access to the port of Degrad des Cannes, including:

– The maintenance of all access ports for a period of 42 months;

– The maintenance of the Naval harbour area;

– Hydrographic monitoring of all port access channels;

– Additional specific interventions on demand;

– Delivery to the zero state of the Naval area.

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Dredging Today Staff, May 11, 2012;

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