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Home›Offshore Wind›UK: Able Humber Ports Plans New Quays at North-East Lincolnshire
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October 5, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UK: Able Humber Ports Plans New Quays at North-East Lincolnshire

Able Humber Ports Ltd wishes to procure a Contractor via an OJEU compliant process for the design and construction of the marine works including new quays at the Able Humber Port Facility located at Killingham, Immingham, North-East Lincolnshire. The circa 1,279 metres of new quays is planed to faci

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Able Humber Ports Ltd wishes to procure a Contractor via an OJEU compliant process for the design and construction of the marine works including new quays at the Able Humber Port Facility located at Killingham, Immingham, North-East Lincolnshire.

The circa 1,279 metres of new quays is planed to facilitate the demanding needs of the emerging Offshore Wind Sector and possible other uses.

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Offshore WIND staff, October 05, 2012

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