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Home›Subsea›JD Contractor to Install Subsea Cables Between Lolland-Asko and Lilleø-Femø
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July 11, 2014 · about 12 years ago

JD Contractor to Install Subsea Cables Between Lolland-Asko and Lilleø-Femø

JD Contractor A/S, one of the biggest underwater contractors in Denmark, has been awarded a contract for subsea cable installation. The contract, awarded through tender procedure, is for the installation of 10 kV submarine cables between Lolland-Asko and Lilleø-Femø. JD Contractor secured the contra

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JD Contractor A/S, one of the biggest underwater contractors in Denmark, has been awarded a contract for subsea cable installation.

The contract, awarded through tender procedure, is for the installation of 10 kV submarine cables between Lolland-Asko and Lilleø-Femø.

JD Contractor secured the contract from the cooperative-owned energy company SEAS-NVE Holding.

The value of the contract was not disclosed.

Subsea World News Staff, July 11, 2014

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