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Home›Dredging›Oman: STFA Bags Taqah Harbour Contract
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September 26, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Oman: STFA Bags Taqah Harbour Contract

The Tender Board has awarded a RO14.5mn contract for the construction of the Taqah fishing harbour. Zawya.com reports that the STFA, a large Turkish engineering and contracting company, has won the project. The Taqah harbour work broadly consists of construction of a 150m-long concrete quay line, co

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The Tender Board has awarded a RO14.5mn contract for the construction of the Taqah fishing harbour.

Zawya.com reports that the STFA, a large Turkish engineering and contracting company, has won the project.

The Taqah harbour work broadly consists of construction of a 150m-long concrete quay line, construction of 1,783m breakwater, reclamation works, roads and pavements, dredging of harbour basin to 5m depth, marina facility and slipway.

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Dredging Today Staff, September 26, 2012; Image: STFA

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