On behalf of DHL, shortsea shipping company Wilson moved two heavy units from Belgium to the UK.
All seafastening was performed in accordance with IMO standards using certified equipment, noted Wilson.
The company added that its project cargo services also include loading and discharging using shore/floating cranes, and the provision of supporting calculations and documentation.
Project freight forwarder deugro has followed up its scope of work for Ineos Project One by successfully delivering another shipment from the UAE and Oman to the port of Antwerp, Belgium.
Cranage provider Marr Contracting has been working with the Balfour Beatty Vinci Systra Joint Venture (BBVSJV) to provide a multi-tower crane approach for the construction of HS2’s Old Oak Common station in the UK.
Global logistics provider Geodis has been on hand to support construction of the Les Éoliennes Flottantes du Golfe du Lion (EFGL) pilot project in France, completing the transport and float-off of three wind turbine foundations with a combined weight of 2,500 tonnes.
UK-based heavy transport provider Collett & Sons has handled a pair of transformers – each weighing 143 tonnes – at the port of Goole in the UK.
Dutch transport engineering specialist Mammoet has been busy with a trio of projects across Australia, spanning the mining, hydro and battery energy storage system (BESS) sectors.
Japanese heavy lifting and transport specialist Denzai, through its group company Denzai International Projects, has completed 19 heavy lift operations at the Indorama 3 fertiliser production plant project in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
