PD Ports have won a major pipeline contract

Hartlepool Mail 2020-07-07

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PD Ports have won a major pipeline contract with global oilfield services company, Saipem, and they hope it will be part of the ‘building blocks’ which will bring more jobs and investment to the area.

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