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Dalrymple Bay gets NECAPed

DALRYMPLE Bay Infrastructure is going ahead with the design and construction of a shiploader and reclaimer to replace existing machinery under its Non-Expansionary Capital, or NECAP, expenditure program at Dalrymple Bay Terminal.

A reclaimer and shiploader are to be built to replace existing equipment.

A reclaimer and shiploader are to be built to replace existing equipment.

Works on the shiploader SL1A and reclaimer RL4 are expected to start in 2023 and take about three to four years to complete. SL1A is expected to cost about $165 million with RL4 expected to cost $116...

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