IRAN'S Petropars Co and the Dubai-based Middle East LNG Co (MELNG) have called for engineering fi...
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The firms which have been offered the opportunity, according to the Middle East Economy Survey, are Foster Wheeler Engineering Co, Acre Warner and Toyo Co. Petropars and MELNG are looking for “pertinent issues” like costs and tariffs.
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