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Aertssen adds crawler duo
September 9 - Aertssen Kranen has added two 280-tonne capacity Hitachi SCX2800-2 crawler cranes to its fleet.
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Readybox ready to pack
September 8 - Transport and Project Logistics (TPL) subsidiary Readybox has signed a contractual agreement with Van Moer Rail and Exportpack to introduce a new maritime packing service in Antwerp: Readybox Marine Packing.
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Crane Rental in underwater rescue
September 8 - Crane Rental Corporation has recovered a customer's Manitowoc 4600 dragline that had slipped off a bank below 70 ft (21.3 m) of water.
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CNAN buys Clipper Gemini
September 8 - Algerian company CNAN Nord has acquired the 9,100 dwt multipurpose vessel Clipper Gemini, which it has renamed Saoura.
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Coscol breaks loading record
September 8 - Cosco Shipping Co. Ltd. (Coscol) claims to have broken the record for loading the largest number of rubber-tyres gantry (RTG) cranes in complete sets onboard a vessel.
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Effer gives Collett fleet a boost
September 8 - Halifax, UK based Collett Transport has taken delivery of an 8x4 Mercedes 4155 tractor unit, complete with a 205 tonne/m capacity Effer 2055 crane.
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General cargo booms on St Lawrence Seaway
September 8 - Total cargo shipments on the St. Lawrence Seaway has surpassed 2013 levels, with 20 million tonnes transiting the waterway between March 25 and August 31, up 3 percent year-on-year.
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Blue Water's Filipino challenge
September 8 - Blue Water Shipping has handled the transport and storage of wind components for a major wind turbine project in the province of Ilocos Norte in the Philippines.
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Ebola demands additional clauses
September 8 - Hill Dickinson has warned ship owners and charterers that they may have to draft additional clauses for charters that see ships calling in Ebola-affected countries.
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Sarjak plants itself in Malaysia
September 5 - Sarjak Container Lines has transported equipment for a coal/ash handling plant for the 1,000 MW coal-fired Tanjung Bin power plant in Malaysia.
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Interim over for Horizon's Rubin
September 5 - Horizon Lines's board of directors has elected interim president and chief executive officer (ceo) Steven Rubin to serve as president and ceo on a non-interim basis.
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Toggweiler to head Panalpina's new service
September 5 - Panalpina has merged its Panprojects and oil & gas activities to create Panalpina Energy Solutions, a specialised service that designs tailor-made transport solutions for the world's most ambitious energy projects.
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Globalink pipes up
September 5 - Globalink has handled a 200,000 cu m shipment of steel pipes in Iraq.
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Alstom's big IDEA
September 5 - IDEA Logistique recently coordinated the delivery of 150-tonnes of equipment and partly assembled machines to Saint-Nazaire in France on behalf of Alstom.
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ALATRANS hits ground running
September 5 - A consortium of Latin American companies specialised in the transport and handling of heavy cargoes are combining to form a new association: ALATRANS (Asociacion Latino Americana de Empresas de Transporte y Movimiento de Cargas Pesadas).
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Altius aims high in Russia
September 5 - Altius' projects division has transported various heavy lift and over-dimensional cargoes for the VGO deep conversion complex project in Volgograd, Russia.
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AGL closes Tropical sale
September 5 - AGL Resources has closed the sale of its Tropical Shipping and Seven Seas Insurance businesses to a subsidiary of Seattle-based Saltchuk Resources.
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The Friday Flyer - September 5th 2014
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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SAL puts Poetz in Singapore
September 4 - SAL Heavy Lift Singapore has transferred Alexander Poetz, senior project engineer and naval architect, from the company's Hamburg headquarters to its Asia/Australasia base in Singapore.
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NCSG tucks in
September 4 - NCSG Crane & Heavy Haul Corporation has acquired Tucker Oilfield Hauling Ltd.