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September 4, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Dhoonidhoo Harbor Deal for MTCC

The Maldives Transport and Contracting Company Plc (MTCC) has won a contract for the Dhoonidhoo Harbor Construction Project and related shoreline protection works, located in the Nord Male Atoll area of the Maldives. The agreement was signed today by the MTCC CEO, Hassan Shah, and Assistant Commissi

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The Maldives Transport and Contracting Company Plc (MTCC) has won a contract for the Dhoonidhoo Harbor Construction Project and related shoreline protection works, located in the Nord Male Atoll area of the Maldives.

The agreement was signed today by the MTCC CEO, Hassan Shah, and Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ahmed Mohamed, on behalf of the Maldives Police Service, MTCC informs.

Under the contract, the Dhoonidhoo Project will include:

According to the MTCC’s official statement, the project is estimated to cost $3.3 million.

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