Contractor commences wreckage removal in Demerara River

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The grapple that will be used by Dutch maritime solutions provider Koole Contractors to remove wreckages from the Demerara River.  The Department of Public Information (DPI) said the firm was hired by the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) to remove three separate wreckages under a $787.6 million contract that was signed early last month between Director General at MARAD, Stephen Thomas and Koole Contractors’ representative, Janneke Kuijper. (DPI photo)
The grapple that will be used by Dutch maritime solutions provider Koole Contractors to remove wreckages from the Demerara River.  The Department of Public Information (DPI) said the firm was hired by the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) to remove three separate wreckages under a $787.6 million contract that was signed early last month between Director General at MARAD, Stephen Thomas and Koole Contractors’ representative, Janneke Kuijper. (DPI photo)
The grapple that will be used by Dutch maritime solutions provider Koole Contractors to remove wreckages from the Demerara River.  The Department of Public Information (DPI) said the firm was hired by the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) to remove three separate wreckages under a $787.6 million contract that was signed early last month between Director General at MARAD, Stephen Thomas and Koole Contractors’ representative, Janneke Kuijper (DPI photo)