Carter Contracting Services purchases girder frame, designs jack and skid solution
UK-based heavy lift and abnormal load transport specialist Carter Contracting Services (CCS) has agreed to acquire a girder bridge trailer. It has also manufactured a bespoke jack and skid system with a 400-tonne capacity.
Prangl restructures management team
Austria-headquartered international crane rental company Prangl has restructured its management setup as it looks to scale up its operations.
Petrodec deploys Enerpac trolley system for decommissioning work
The Netherlands-based offshore decommissioning contractor Petrodec deployed an Enerpac ETR115-SP trolley system to streamline heavy lift and storage operations onboard the offshore decommissioning jack-up vessel Obana.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen commences operations of Gothenburg terminal
Ro-ro shipping specialist Wallenius Wilhelmsen has begun operating the port of Gothenburg car terminal, now named Gothenburg International Auto & Ro-Ro Terminal (GIART).
AAL delivers 192 BESS units from China to Australia
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has transported 192 UN3480 lithium-ion battery energy storage systems (BESS) units from Taicang, China, to Newcastle, Australia.
Collett expands heavy lift storage at Elland depot
UK-based heavy haulier Collett & Sons has expanded its heavy lift storage capabilities thanks to an extension at its Elland depot in West Yorkshire, UK.
Marchand-Savoie promoted at Logistec
North American marine service specialist Logistec has promoted François Marchand-Savoie to regional sales director for Canada and the US Midwest.
AsstrA transports coils to Mongolia
Switzerland-headquartered freight forwarder Asstra-Associated Traffic has moved oversized and heavy cargo from Germany to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital.
Rhenus promotes Nair in North America
Rhenus Group has promoted Ritesh Nair to the role of regional project director – North America at Rhenus Logistics, effective February 1, 2026.
THLG outlines strategies for sustainability
Sustainability is now a staple of any forum in the transport sector, but a thought-provoking session at the 73rd THLG International Conference showed the value of subject-specific expertise.
