Philadelphia PPP plan for new container terminal

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The Philadelphia Southport Development Project has officially been launched. Prospective bidders are required to review and respond to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) by no later than 1:00pm EDT, on Friday, September 5th 2008.

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