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2017
Fortescue awards Port Hedland towage operator contractBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online PORT SERVICES Iron-ore mining company Fortescue Metals has appointed Kotug Australia as its towage services operator for the port of Port Hedland.
The new contract, which was awarded following a competitive tender process, will see Kotug supply an additional three tug boats to complement Fortescue’s six new ART 85-32W tugs.
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