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Home›News›France: Contractor Sought for Port of Pornichet Dredging
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February 22, 2013 · about 13 years ago

France: Contractor Sought for Port of Pornichet Dredging

CCI Nantes Saint-Nazaire has invited bidders for the dredging works in the main channel to the Port of Pornichet. These works include a basic solution, two variant solutions and two options: – The basic solution is to dredge 35,000 m3 of sediment by hydraulic means, with the discharge of sediment to

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CCI Nantes Saint-Nazaire has invited bidders for the dredging works in the main channel to the Port of Pornichet.

These works include a basic solution, two variant solutions and two options:

– The basic solution is to dredge 35,000 m3 of sediment by hydraulic means, with the discharge of sediment to a discharge point located 2.5kms offshore;

– Solution variant 1 consists of dredging 35,000 m3 of sediment and dumping it at a disposal site located 6.5kms offshore;

– Option 1 is to handle a volume of 1,000 m3 of sediment which may contain hydrocarbons, for an in-situ upgrading to form embankments to create a confinement area within a median;

– Option 2 is to evacuate a volume of 1000 m3 of sediment likely to contain hydrocarbons to a centre of non-hazardous waste storage.

– Options 1 or 2 may complement the basic solution, or the Option 1 solution.

The two alternative solutions are to dredge and then treat 35,000 m3 of sediment which is likely to contain hydrocarbons.

The deadline for this tender is March 5, 2013.

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Dredging Today Staff, February 22, 2013

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