GB-Campbeltown: OPA T742 OFD Campbeltown Tank 6 Inspection

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£100,000

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  • Technical inspection services of engineering structures

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1 week from now

Published

3 weeks ago

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Oil Fuel Depot Storage Tank Inspection, OPA OFD Campbeltown Tank 6

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Oil and Pipelines Agency

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Matthew Cooke

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7928525575

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