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February 10, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Shipyard wins 3m pound barge deal

A Clyde shipyard is to recruit more workers after winning a multi-million pound contract. Ferguson Shipbuilders has landed a £3.2million deal to convert a barge into a support ship. The yard, which has survived by diversifying into other markets and still employs 120 to 130 staff at Port Glasgow, ha

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A Clyde shipyard is to recruit more workers after winning a multi-million pound contract. Ferguson Shipbuilders has landed a £3.2million deal to convert a barge into a support ship. The yard, which has survived by diversifying into other markets and still employs 120 to 130 staff at Port Glasgow, has restyled itself “Ferguson” to emphasise its wide range of engineering expertise.

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