SembCorp Marine said its unit Sembawang Shipyard Pte. Ltd. won a $73.5m shipbuilding contract from Tideway, a unit of ' Dredging, Environmental and Marine Engineering group.
The 19,000-tonne DP2 fallpipe vessel is scheduled to be delivered in January 2011.
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