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Worley scores contract extension from Woodside

By LNG Prime Staff
Worley scores contract extension from Woodside
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Australian LNG player Woodside has awarded a two-year contract extension to compatriot engineering firm Worley to support the Karratha gas plant and Pluto LNG assets in Western Australia.

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