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Lidarca

Venezuela

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Lidarca General Services is a Venezuelan firm with main branches in Amuay Bay and Punta Cardon Port, CRP Refinery. The company offers a variety of services and products for ships and installations, including ship brokerage services, food supply, goods distribution, repair and maintenance work, as well as transport and storage services. Lidarca is certified by RACDA with the number G-11-2013-1.056 from February 19, 2013. The firm works with various ships, including Vessels Stanislav Yudin and Armada Tuah 84-85, as well as projects like Perla Project and Dragon Cygma Project. Lidarca also offers services for tank cleaning and sludge disposal service.

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