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December 18, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Lean times lie ahead for companies on the hunt for maintenance dredging work

Lean times lie ahead for companies on the hunt for maintenance dredging work, with the real effect of the economic downturn not hitting their balance sheets until next year and beyond… Source: Port Strategy, December 18, 2009;

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Lean times lie ahead for companies on the hunt for maintenance dredging work, with the real effect of the economic downturn not hitting their balance sheets until next year and beyond…

Source: Port Strategy, December 18, 2009;

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