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December 13, 2007 · about 18 years ago

Lwerwick sets eyes on oil rig decommissioning

Lerwick Port Authority has awarded a contract for the largest dredging project in the harbour’s history, which will open the port up to the decommissioning of offshore platforms. The work will be carried out by Hampshire-based Westminster Dredging Company, part of Royal Boskalis Westminster of the N

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Lerwick Port Authority has awarded a contract for the largest dredging project in the harbour’s history, which will open the port up to the decommissioning of offshore platforms.

The work will be carried out by Hampshire-based Westminster Dredging Company, part of Royal Boskalis Westminster of the Netherlands, one of the world’s biggest dredging contractors.

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