NMDC bags Ruwais LNG dredging gig

UAE’s NMDC Group has secured a contract from compatriot Adnoc for marine dredging works for the Ruwais LNG export project. According to a statement by NMDC, the contact is worth more than $200 million. The contract includes extensive dredging operations, involving the removal of about 15 million cubic meters of material across a 5-kilometer channel…

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