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Home›Dredging›Estonia: Tenders Invited for Kihnu Port Entrance Channel Dredging
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July 17, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Estonia: Tenders Invited for Kihnu Port Entrance Channel Dredging

Aktsiaselts Saarte Liinid opened tendering process for dredging of the Kihnu Port. Port is based in Kuressaare, Estonia. Tender is invited in open procedure. Wokr consists of dredging of the Kihnu Port entrance channel to a depth of -4.5m and reconstruction of the quayside at berth No. 2. Replacemen

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Aktsiaselts Saarte Liinid opened tendering process for dredging of the Kihnu Port.

Port is based in Kuressaare, Estonia. Tender is invited in open procedure.

Wokr consists of dredging of the Kihnu Port entrance channel to a depth of -4.5m and reconstruction of the quayside at berth No. 2. Replacement of quayside fenders and re-paving works.

Tender deadline is on 16.8.2011.

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Source: Aktsiaselts, July 17, 2011

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