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Home›Project & Tenders›USA: sandy makeover in $12.4 million project to widen Indialantic and Melbourne Beach
Project & Tenders

February 16, 2010 · about 16 years ago

USA: sandy makeover in $12.4 million project to widen Indialantic and Melbourne Beach

INDIALANTIC — An Illinois dredging company began to deliver the first new sand over the weekend in a $12.4 million project to widen Indialantic and Melbourne Beach… [mappress] Source:floridatoday,February 15,2010

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INDIALANTIC — An Illinois dredging company began to deliver the first new sand over the weekend in a $12.4 million project to widen Indialantic and Melbourne Beach…

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Source:floridatoday,February 15,2010

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