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Drydocks World scores Amigo LNG contract

By LNG Prime Staff
Drydocks World scores Amigo LNG contract
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Amigo LNG, a unit of LNG Alliance, has awarded the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract to Dubai-based Drydocks World for FLNG barges and FSU conversions.

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