USA-based Imperial Crane Services has taken delivery of two Tadano GR-750XL rough-terrain cranes.
The 75-ton (68-tonne) capacity crane has a main boom length of 141 ft (43 m), with a 58 ft (17.7 m) long swing away jib.
The units were added as part of Imperial Crane’s fleet upgrade programme. The company said it will be unveiling additional equipment in the weeks to come, including new Grove and Liebherr cranes.
Norwegian offshore services provider Boa, on behalf of Italy-headquartered transport engineering specialist Fagioli, has supported the launch of the USA’s first Jones Act-compliant wind turbine installation vessel, Charybdis.
Ro-ro carrier Wallenius Wilhelmsen and Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) have signed a 20-year terminal agreement consolidating the company’s port and logistics operations at the port of Brunswick.
USA-based Maxim Crane Works has appointed Larry Lis as the company’s chief operations officer.
Dortmund-based heavy transport provider August Alborn has purchased two EuroCompact lowbed semi-trailers from TII Scheuerle.
UK-based lifting solutions and equipment provider Southern Cranes has purchased 10 Grove all-terrain cranes from Manitowoc as it updates its fleet.
Japan-headquartered heavy lifting and transportation specialist Denzai is adding a 2,500-tonne Liebherr crawler crane to its fleet.
