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about 13 years ago

Jan De Nul Wins Offshore Job in Australia

Dredging specialist Jan De Nul Group yesterday announced it has been awarded an offshore project in Australia. The job is linked to a pipeline stabilisation project. Rockberms will be installed in water depths of more than 150 m, pipeline shore approaches trenched and the seabed prepared for offshor

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Dredging specialist Jan De Nul Group yesterday announced it has been awarded an offshore project in Australia. The job is linked to a pipeline stabilisation project .

Rockberms will be installed in water depths of more than 150 m, pipeline shore approaches trenched and the seabed prepared for offshore platforms. After installation the platforms will be ballasted with crushed iron ore. The new 200 m long and 40 m wide fall pipe vessel ‘Joseph Plateau’, which is the largest of its kind in the world, will be mobilized immediately upon delivery from the shipyard in Bilbao early April.

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