Jan De Nul Close to Multi-Billion Contract in Argentina, Beats DEME on Points
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Jan De Nul and DEME submitted exactly the same bottom price for a massive dredging contract in Argentina. Because Jan De Nul scored more points for its technical dossier, there is a high probability that DEME will miss out on the concession contract involving an estimated 10 billion dollars in investments.
The Belgian company that has been dredging the river for 30 years and the family of long history in the local harbour business have scored better than the Belgian company DEME because of its history in the operation of a river as long as this. The Office of Administrative Investigations has warned of alleged irregularities. The consortium led by the Belgian Jan De Nul (60 per cent) in partnership with Servimagnus, Ricardo Román and his son Leona…
In a decisive step for the future of the national logistics infrastructure, the national government advanced towards the final stage of the privatization of the Troncal Navigable Way with the opening of the economic offers . Belgian dredger Jan de Nul, associated with the local company Servimagnus SA, consolidated itself as the virtual winner of the bidding process by presenting the most competitive proposal against its competitor, Deme Dredging…
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