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Home›Dredging›Kenya: CRBC Starts USD 66.74 Million Berth Project in Mombasa
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July 15, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Kenya: CRBC Starts USD 66.74 Million Berth Project in Mombasa

On July 5, No. 19 berth and yard project in Mombasa, Kenya, undertaken by China Road & Bridge Corporation (CRBC), was launched. The project is the first port construction project undertaken by CRBC in Kenya, was signed between CRBC and Kenya Ports Authority, and is a project with a spot investment f

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On July 5, No. 19 berth and yard project in Mombasa, Kenya, undertaken by China Road & Bridge Corporation (CRBC), was launched.

The project is the first port construction project undertaken by CRBC in Kenya, was signed between CRBC and Kenya Ports Authority, and is a project with a spot investment from the Kenyan government, a contract value of USD 66.74 million and a construction period of two years.The project will further expand the throughput of Mombasa, consolidate its role as the largest port in East Africa, optimize CRBC’s business structure in Kenya and lay a solid foundation for future development of the Kenyan infrastructural construction market.

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Source: CCCC, July 15, 2011

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