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Home›Dredging›France: Early Information on Quay Reconstruction Works at Port of Calais
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July 8, 2011 · about 15 years ago

France: Early Information on Quay Reconstruction Works at Port of Calais

Port de Calais authority is planning reconstruction of berth No. 7. Project is scheduled to start on 1.1.2012 with the completion date estimated on 1.1.2013. Value of the project is estimated on 18,000,000 EUR. Reconstruction of berth No. 7 with civil engineering from the front dock wall, the main c

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Port de Calais authority is planning reconstruction of berth No. 7.

Project is scheduled to start on 1.1.2012 with the completion date estimated on 1.1.2013. Value of the project is estimated on 18,000,000 EUR.

Reconstruction of berth No. 7 with civil engineering from the front dock wall, the main curtain and north return. Soil reinforcement works and additional dredging will be required. Divided into 3 lots.

[mappress] Source: Port de Calais, July 8, 2011

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