All HEBO articles
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NewsHEBO and Bonn & Mees join forces
Rotterdam-based HEBO Maritiem Service and Bonn & Mees Floating Sheerlegs have merged their operations.
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NewsHebo acquires Boskalis barges
Dutch maritime company Hebo Maritiemservice has acquired 15 flat top barges from Boskalis.
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NewsHebo acquires Taklift 4
Dutch maritime company Hebo Maritiemservice has purchased the floating sheerlag Taklift 4 from Boskalis and has renamed it Hebo-lift 10.
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NewsHEBO forms Amsterdam base
HEBO Maritiemservice has established a permanent location for its sheerleg cranes at TMA Logistics’ facilities in the port of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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NewsSalvage work begins at Rostock
Two 50 m-long lattice booms have been salvaged from the harbour basin at the port of Rostock, Germany.
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NewsHEBO-Lift 9 back in service
After a period of maintenance, HEBO Maritiemservice’s floating sheerleg crane, HEBO-Lift 9, is back in service, transporting and installing six storage tanks at the port of Rotterdam.
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HEBO to add sheerleg
November 22 - The Netherlands-headquartered HEBO Maritiemservice will add a floating sheerleg crane to its fleet in January 2018.
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Baumann delivers Ineos column
September 25 - Bornheim, Germany based Viktor Baumann recently coordinated the transportation and installation of a three-part column to the Cologne region.
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The Wednesday Wire - December 24th 2014
A round-up of HLPFI's top news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding in 2014.
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The Friday Flyer - June 20th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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Maritime sale for Mammoet?
June 17 - Mammoet Europe bv has expressed its intention to sell a large part of its maritime fleet to Hebo Maritiemservice bv.
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City of Adelaide arrives in Australia
February 26 - The 450-tonne clipper ship City of Adelaide has arrived at Port Adelaide on board Combi Lift's heavy lift vessel Palanpur.
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City of Adelaide sails back down under
December 9 - The world's oldest clipper ship, which was built in Sunderland in 1864, and carried migrants and cargo to South Australia via 23 passenger voyages between 1864 and 1886, has begun its return journey to Adelaide from Rotterdam, on Combi Lift's