Wood scores Rio Grande LNG maintenance gig

Aberdeen-based consulting and engineering firm Wood has secured a ten-year contract with US LNG developer NextDecade to deliver maintenance solutions at the latter’s Rio Grande LNG facility under development near Brownsville, Texas.

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