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Five groups qualify to bid for $410m Davao port of Philippine’s deal

byCustoms Today Report
08/09/2015
in Philippines, Ports and Shipping
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MANILA: Five local and foreign groups have qualified to compete for the 18.99 billion peso ($410 million) deal to modernize the Davao Sasa Port in southern Philippines, BusinessWorld newspaper cited a transportation department official as saying.

The qualified bidders are the consortium of Asian Terminals Inc and DP World Ltd of Dubai, Bollore Africa Logistics, International Container Terminal Services Inc , and the consortium of Portek International Pte Ltd and National Marine Corp with contractor Toyo Construction Co Ltd.

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