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The “soft” side of the closure of the sea wall at the Port of Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte 2 extension project, where sand was rainbowed onto the outer contour, was initiated in July 2012. This land reclamation increases the area of the Port of Rotterdam by 20% and makes the Netherlands 2,000 hectares larger. With a coastline 3.5 km further into the sea, it required extensive monitoring before, during and after construction (see page 16).

Terra et Aqua 129 – complete issue

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The Monitoring Programme for the Maasvlakte 2 Construction at the Port of Rotterdam

The Monitoring Programme for the Maasvlakte 2 Construction at the Port of Rotterdam

Authors: Wil Borst | Tiedo Vellinga

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CHILD – “Colleagues, Help Injuries to Leave DEME” - IADC 2012 Safety Award

CHILD – “Colleagues, Help Injuries to Leave DEME” – IADC 2012 Safety Award

Authors: Lieven Durt

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On Public Procurement Rules in the European Union and Early Contractor Involvement

On Public Procurement Rules in the European Union and Early Contractor Involvement

Authors: Frederik Mink

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The “soft” side of the closure of the sea wall at the Port of Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte 2 extension project, where sand was rainbowed onto the outer contour, was initiated in July 2012. This land reclamation increases the area of the Port of Rotterdam by 20% and makes the Netherlands 2,000 hectares larger. With a coastline 3.5 km further into the sea, it required extensive monitoring before, during and after construction (see page 16).

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Published December 2012