Costa Concordia Salvage Plan
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DivingOtter
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Sounds good on paper...
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Bombay High
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What a great challenge! I wonder if they have a need for an old diver? :daydreaming:
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I thought Titan had it in the bag....
Holy crap, who is paying for that? Lloyds must be crapping their pants....
Holy crap, who is paying for that? Lloyds must be crapping their pants....
chrpai
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How sensitive is that area? Seems like it'd be a lot easier to just kick it down the slope into the depths of the sea. Wouldn't be the first deep water wreck the seas have ever seen.
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Its going to be a big bill, no matter what
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They are going to rebuild the ship.
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Titans got the overall salvage contract along with an Italian company - but they will farm out a lot of the diving work, which are the contracts everyone is looking for. Possibly Kreuz Sub Sea, who has been the cheapest quote on a lot of these types of jobs lately.
DivingOtter
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Heres my thoughts, whether anyone cares or not is another story : That salvage plan had to guarantee it salvaged in one piece. Good luck. You can plan for a successful salvage within those requirements but it only takes one problem to turn it into a rip and scrap.
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