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NewsCometto reaches new heights
Heavy transport contractor Wiesbauer used Cometto MSPE self-propelled vehicles during the construction of a 485 m-long bridge spanning across the Filstal valley in Germany.
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NewsOrigin Logistics completes multimodal shipments
Turkey-headquartered Origin logistics has delivered medical equipment to Doha, Qatar and carried out a series of multimodal project cargo moves.
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NewsRostock crane collapse update
On May 2, the heavy lift crane aboard the offshore installation vessel Orion 1 collapsed during final testing. Investigations into the incident are currently ongoing.
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NewsRecord year for Blue Water
Blue Water Holding, which comprises the transport group’s total business activities, reported increased turnover and a record profit before tax for 2019.
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NewsHat trick for Altius
Altius has completed a series of project cargo deliveries to three continents during the turbulent Covid-19 pandemic.
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NewsSohologistics delivers to Australia
Sohologistics has delivered a 34.1-tonne semitrailer from the port of Xinsha in Guangzhou, China, to Brisbane, Australia.
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NewsKotug completes Marsol acquisition
Kotug has completed the acquisition of offshore and marine terminal service centre Marsol, located in Dubai.
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NewsPort of Blyth investment under way
In partnership with Thompsons of Prudhoe, the UK’s port of Blyth has started construction works to expand its offshore decommissioning facilities.
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NewsSARR delivers the goods
SARR Freights has completed the delivery of railway coaches and locomotives in what proved to be a complex road haulage project in India.
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NewsEsbjerg secures green energy investment
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg is set to benefit from up to USD144.9 million of investment from Nordic infrastructure fund Infranode.
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NewsSchmidbauer boosts crane fleet
Germany-based Schmidbauer has added Liebherr LTM 1450-8.1 and LTM 1050-3.1 mobile cranes to its fleet. In 2021 it will take delivery of a LTM 1650-8.1
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NewsBIFA to create virtual classrooms
From June 1, the British International Freight Association (BIFA) will take its industry training programme online using web-based video conferencing systems.
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NewsBBC Chartering takes newbuilding delivery
BBC Chartering has taken delivery of the first in a series of six F500 multipurpose vessels.
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NewsTownsville enhancing ro-ro capabilities
The port of Townsville, Australia, has started construction work on a AUD2.5 million (USD1.62 million) project to extend the secondary wharf at berth 10. The extension will enable to gateway to handle larger ro-ro vessels.
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NewsDaseke appoints Williams
North American specialised transport provider Daseke has named Rick Williams as its executive vice president and chief operating officer.
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NewsPuylobo blades arrive at Bilbao
42 wind turbine blades that will form part of Iberdrola's Puylobo wind farm in Aragón, Spain, have been unloaded at the port of Bilbao.
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NewsSarens completes Kvitfjell Raudfjell installations
Heavy lift and transport engineering specialist Sarens has installed a series of wind turbine components in challenging conditions at Kvitfjell Raudfjell, Norway.
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NewsBroshuis to resume production
Dutch trailer manufacturer Broshuis has said that it will reopen its production facilities on June 2, 2020.
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NewsEmirates strengthens South American connections
Emirates SkyCargo has introduced additional cargo flights to Argentina, Brazil, and Chile to respond to global demand.
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NewsPremier Global’s successful shipments
Premier Global Logistics has recently completed a series of project shipments – including nacelle transport frames (NTF), a stator ring, and seven over-dimensional pieces of cargo.