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The Nevada Legislative Building is set to reopen on April 15, according to the Legislative Counsel Bureau.
On Friday, LCB Director Brenda Erdoes released details and procedures to reopen the Legislative Building, which has been closed to the public because of the pandemic. For safety reasons, entry to the building will be limited and appointments to enter will be required.
Visitors must also show proof of vaccination or submit to a free COVID-19 test prior to entry. Vaccinations will also be offered on-site.
Members of the public, lobbyists and others may make an online appointment through the electronic reservation system on the Legislature’s website beginning Tuesday in order to attend a committee meeting or meet with a legislator.
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Founded in 2017, NESR is one of the largest national oilfield services providers in the MENA and Asia Pacific regions. The Houston-based company has over 5,000 employees in over 15 countries.
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National Energy Services Reunited Corp. (NESR) agreed on April 1 to acquire service lines of Action Energy Co. WLL for around $50 million in cash, which Houston-based NESR said will position it as a top-tier oilfield service provider in Kuwait.
Action Energy is one of the leading indigenous oilfield services companies in Kuwait with multiple oilfield services contracts across both drilling and production operations. The transaction with NESR announced April 1 comprising oil services contracts in certain services lines worth more than $200 million, with operations across the production and drilling and evaluation segments.
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