John Lawrie Group Agrees Deal to Develop Dundee Decom Facility

摘要

Metal recycling,decommissioning and steel tubulars specialist,John Lawrie Group,is set to expand its operations in Scotland after agreeing a multi-million pound deal to develop a new site at the Port of Dundee.The Aberdeen-headquartered company has reached an agreement with Forth Ports to establish a new metal recycling and decommissioning base at the Port.Both organisations will invest in the project,which will see an existing two-acre site at the city port redeveloped to create a new purpose-built concrete pad.Trie site will support the existing supply chain in Dundee in delivering oil and gas and decommissioning projects in the city.A combined investment of around ￡5million is being made by both businesses in the development,which covers construction costs,the long-term lease of the site and the purchase of plant and equipment.John Lawrie Group will use the site to dismantle redundant offshore infrastructure brought ashore during oil and gas decommissioning projects and also for metal processing operations.