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Green Marine

November 13, 2006 · about 20 years ago

ALDAR extends dredging at Al Raha Beach

ALDAR Properties PJSC announced today that it has extended the dredging contract for its major Al Raha Beach development from the initial 10 million cubic metres to 25 million. The dredging and reclamation contract for Al Raha Beach was awarded earlier this year, after a tender process, to Dredging

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ALDAR Properties PJSC announced today that it has extended the dredging contract for its major Al Raha Beach development from the initial 10 million cubic metres to 25 million.

The dredging and reclamation contract for Al Raha Beach was awarded earlier this year, after a tender process, to Dredging International of Holland and work commenced in March.

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