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Home›Green Marine›Cochin Shipyard set to win order from SCI to build container ships
Green Marine

April 15, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Cochin Shipyard set to win order from SCI to build container ships

Cochin Shipyard Ltd, India’s biggest shipbuilder, is set to get a contract to build two container carriers from Shipping Corp. of India Ltd (SCI) without inviting competitive bids as the two state-owned companies continued their association with the backing of the shipping ministry that controls the

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Cochin Shipyard Ltd, India’s biggest shipbuilder, is set to get a contract to build two container carriers from Shipping Corp. of India Ltd (SCI) without inviting competitive bids as the two state-owned companies continued their association with the backing of the shipping ministry that controls them.

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