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Oil States Industries Inc. (Company News, Mergers & Acquisitions).(acquired Big Inch Marine Systems Inc.)(Brief Article)
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Pipeline & Gas Journal
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November 1, 2002
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Oil States Industries Inc. has acquired Big Inch Marine Systems, Inc., from Stolt Offshore, Inc., in a private...
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