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Seven Seas Jordan manages support for military units

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Seven Seas Logistic Services in Jordan have successfully managed the vessel agency, cargo operations, port services, stevedoring, vessel husbandry, and disbursement accounts (DAs) for 31 military units.

The expert Seven Seas team ensured smooth and reliable operations with zero operational delays.

Established over 20 years ago, Seven Seas Logistic Services are specialised in tailor-made project cargo and breakbulk services, offering reliable and professional solutions.

 
 

Seven Seas Logistic Services in Jordan have successfully managed the vessel agency, cargo operations, port services, stevedoring, vessel husbandry, and disbursement accounts (DAs) for 31 military units.

The expert Seven Seas team ensured smooth and reliable operations with zero operational delays.

Established over 20 years ago, Seven Seas Logistic Services are specialised in tailor-made project cargo and breakbulk services, offering reliable and professional solutions.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

Seven Seas Jordan manages support for military units

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Seven Seas Logistic Services in Jordan have successfully managed the vessel agency, cargo operations, port services, stevedoring, vessel husbandry, and disbursement accounts (DAs) for 31 military units.

The expert Seven Seas team ensured smooth and reliable operations with zero operational delays.

Established over 20 years ago, Seven Seas Logistic Services are specialised in tailor-made project cargo and breakbulk services, offering reliable and professional solutions.

 
 

Seven Seas Logistic Services in Jordan have successfully managed the vessel agency, cargo operations, port services, stevedoring, vessel husbandry, and disbursement accounts (DAs) for 31 military units.

The expert Seven Seas team ensured smooth and reliable operations with zero operational delays.

Established over 20 years ago, Seven Seas Logistic Services are specialised in tailor-made project cargo and breakbulk services, offering reliable and professional solutions.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

Seven Seas Jordan manages support for military units

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Seven Seas Logistic Services in Jordan have successfully managed the vessel agency, cargo operations, port services, stevedoring, vessel husbandry, and disbursement accounts (DAs) for 31 military units.

The expert Seven Seas team ensured smooth and reliable operations with zero operational delays.

Established over 20 years ago, Seven Seas Logistic Services are specialised in tailor-made project cargo and breakbulk services, offering reliable and professional solutions.

 
 

Seven Seas Logistic Services in Jordan have successfully managed the vessel agency, cargo operations, port services, stevedoring, vessel husbandry, and disbursement accounts (DAs) for 31 military units.

The expert Seven Seas team ensured smooth and reliable operations with zero operational delays.

Established over 20 years ago, Seven Seas Logistic Services are specialised in tailor-made project cargo and breakbulk services, offering reliable and professional solutions.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

DEME wins contract at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm

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DEME has signed a sizable contract for the transportation and installation of 69 wind turbines at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.

The wind turbines for phase 1 of the wind farm will be installed by DEME’s next-generation jack-up offshore transport and installation vessel, Norse Energi. This latest award follows the substantial foundation installation contract secured by DEME for Zeevonk in July 2026, giving the company a key role in this offshore wind project. The Zeevonk offshore wind farm project, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1 GW.

 
 

DEME has signed a sizable contract for the transportation and installation of 69 wind turbines at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.

The wind turbines for phase 1 of the wind farm will be installed by DEME’s next-generation jack-up offshore transport and installation vessel, Norse Energi. This latest award follows the substantial foundation installation contract secured by DEME for Zeevonk in July 2026, giving the company a key role in this offshore wind project. The Zeevonk offshore wind farm project, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1 GW.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

DEME wins contract at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm

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DEME has signed a sizable contract for the transportation and installation of 69 wind turbines at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.

The wind turbines for phase 1 of the wind farm will be installed by DEME’s next-generation jack-up offshore transport and installation vessel, Norse Energi. This latest award follows the substantial foundation installation contract secured by DEME for Zeevonk in July 2026, giving the company a key role in this offshore wind project. The Zeevonk offshore wind farm project, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1 GW.

 
 

DEME has signed a sizable contract for the transportation and installation of 69 wind turbines at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.

The wind turbines for phase 1 of the wind farm will be installed by DEME’s next-generation jack-up offshore transport and installation vessel, Norse Energi. This latest award follows the substantial foundation installation contract secured by DEME for Zeevonk in July 2026, giving the company a key role in this offshore wind project. The Zeevonk offshore wind farm project, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1 GW.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

DEME wins contract at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm

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DEME has signed a sizable contract for the transportation and installation of 69 wind turbines at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.

The wind turbines for phase 1 of the wind farm will be installed by DEME’s next-generation jack-up offshore transport and installation vessel, Norse Energi. This latest award follows the substantial foundation installation contract secured by DEME for Zeevonk in July 2026, giving the company a key role in this offshore wind project. The Zeevonk offshore wind farm project, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1 GW.

 
 

DEME has signed a sizable contract for the transportation and installation of 69 wind turbines at the Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Netherlands.

The wind turbines for phase 1 of the wind farm will be installed by DEME’s next-generation jack-up offshore transport and installation vessel, Norse Energi. This latest award follows the substantial foundation installation contract secured by DEME for Zeevonk in July 2026, giving the company a key role in this offshore wind project. The Zeevonk offshore wind farm project, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1 GW.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

Qazag Green and Sarens Kazakhstan enter MoU

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The Association of Legal Entities “Qazaq Green” and Sarens Kazakhstan LLP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation aimed at supporting the development of renewable energy projects in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The document provides a framework for combining Qazaq Green’s industry expertise with Sarens Kazakhstan’s engineering and logistics capabilities to facilitate the implementation of wind and solar energy projects, as well as the development of sustainable energy infrastructure.

The cooperation will cover the exchange of information on prospective projects, facilitation of business contacts among market participants, engagement with investors, developers, equipment manufacturers and EPC contractors, and exploration of opportunities for joint initiatives.

Attention will be given to the engineering and logistics solutions required for the construction of renewable energy facilities. Sarens Kazakhstan has expertise in the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo, transport concept development, multimodal logistics, and complex lifting and rigging operations. These services play an important role in the delivery and installation of wind turbine components, transformers and other oversized energy equipment.

As part of their cooperation, the parties also intend to exchange industry expertise, participate in relevant industry events, hold business meetings, and explore opportunities to develop local capabilities, engage Kazakhstani suppliers and contractors, and improve the efficiency and resilience of supply chains for renewable energy projects.

“The development of renewable energy requires not only investment and the adoption of advanced technologies, but also the establishment of efficient infrastructure to support project implementation. Cooperation with Sarens Kazakhstan will enable us to expand engagement with companies possessing specialised engineering and logistics expertise and will help strengthen connections among participants in the renewable energy market,” said Ainur Sospanova, Chairperson of the Board of Qazaq Green.

Mark Duncan, Executive Director of Sarens Kazakhstan, expressed the company’s interest in strengthening cooperation with participants in Kazakhstan’s renewable energy market and applying advanced logistics and engineering solutions to the implementation of energy projects.

The signing of the Memorandum establishes a framework for long-term cooperation between the parties. Specific projects, scope of services, technical requirements, timelines and commercial terms will be agreed separately as opportunities for mutual cooperation arise.

 
 

The Association of Legal Entities “Qazaq Green” and Sarens Kazakhstan LLP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation aimed at supporting the development of renewable energy projects in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The document provides a framework for combining Qazaq Green’s industry expertise with Sarens Kazakhstan’s engineering and logistics capabilities to facilitate the implementation of wind and solar energy projects, as well as the development of sustainable energy infrastructure.

The cooperation will cover the exchange of information on prospective projects, facilitation of business contacts among market participants, engagement with investors, developers, equipment manufacturers and EPC contractors, and exploration of opportunities for joint initiatives.

Attention will be given to the engineering and logistics solutions required for the construction of renewable energy facilities. Sarens Kazakhstan has expertise in the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo, transport concept development, multimodal logistics, and complex lifting and rigging operations. These services play an important role in the delivery and installation of wind turbine components, transformers and other oversized energy equipment.

As part of their cooperation, the parties also intend to exchange industry expertise, participate in relevant industry events, hold business meetings, and explore opportunities to develop local capabilities, engage Kazakhstani suppliers and contractors, and improve the efficiency and resilience of supply chains for renewable energy projects.

“The development of renewable energy requires not only investment and the adoption of advanced technologies, but also the establishment of efficient infrastructure to support project implementation. Cooperation with Sarens Kazakhstan will enable us to expand engagement with companies possessing specialised engineering and logistics expertise and will help strengthen connections among participants in the renewable energy market,” said Ainur Sospanova, Chairperson of the Board of Qazaq Green.

Mark Duncan, Executive Director of Sarens Kazakhstan, expressed the company’s interest in strengthening cooperation with participants in Kazakhstan’s renewable energy market and applying advanced logistics and engineering solutions to the implementation of energy projects.

The signing of the Memorandum establishes a framework for long-term cooperation between the parties. Specific projects, scope of services, technical requirements, timelines and commercial terms will be agreed separately as opportunities for mutual cooperation arise.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

Qazag Green and Sarens Kazakhstan enter MoU

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The Association of Legal Entities “Qazaq Green” and Sarens Kazakhstan LLP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation aimed at supporting the development of renewable energy projects in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The document provides a framework for combining Qazaq Green’s industry expertise with Sarens Kazakhstan’s engineering and logistics capabilities to facilitate the implementation of wind and solar energy projects, as well as the development of sustainable energy infrastructure.

The cooperation will cover the exchange of information on prospective projects, facilitation of business contacts among market participants, engagement with investors, developers, equipment manufacturers and EPC contractors, and exploration of opportunities for joint initiatives.

Attention will be given to the engineering and logistics solutions required for the construction of renewable energy facilities. Sarens Kazakhstan has expertise in the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo, transport concept development, multimodal logistics, and complex lifting and rigging operations. These services play an important role in the delivery and installation of wind turbine components, transformers and other oversized energy equipment.

As part of their cooperation, the parties also intend to exchange industry expertise, participate in relevant industry events, hold business meetings, and explore opportunities to develop local capabilities, engage Kazakhstani suppliers and contractors, and improve the efficiency and resilience of supply chains for renewable energy projects.

“The development of renewable energy requires not only investment and the adoption of advanced technologies, but also the establishment of efficient infrastructure to support project implementation. Cooperation with Sarens Kazakhstan will enable us to expand engagement with companies possessing specialised engineering and logistics expertise and will help strengthen connections among participants in the renewable energy market,” said Ainur Sospanova, Chairperson of the Board of Qazaq Green.

Mark Duncan, Executive Director of Sarens Kazakhstan, expressed the company’s interest in strengthening cooperation with participants in Kazakhstan’s renewable energy market and applying advanced logistics and engineering solutions to the implementation of energy projects.

The signing of the Memorandum establishes a framework for long-term cooperation between the parties. Specific projects, scope of services, technical requirements, timelines and commercial terms will be agreed separately as opportunities for mutual cooperation arise.

 
 

The Association of Legal Entities “Qazaq Green” and Sarens Kazakhstan LLP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation aimed at supporting the development of renewable energy projects in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The document provides a framework for combining Qazaq Green’s industry expertise with Sarens Kazakhstan’s engineering and logistics capabilities to facilitate the implementation of wind and solar energy projects, as well as the development of sustainable energy infrastructure.

The cooperation will cover the exchange of information on prospective projects, facilitation of business contacts among market participants, engagement with investors, developers, equipment manufacturers and EPC contractors, and exploration of opportunities for joint initiatives.

Attention will be given to the engineering and logistics solutions required for the construction of renewable energy facilities. Sarens Kazakhstan has expertise in the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo, transport concept development, multimodal logistics, and complex lifting and rigging operations. These services play an important role in the delivery and installation of wind turbine components, transformers and other oversized energy equipment.

As part of their cooperation, the parties also intend to exchange industry expertise, participate in relevant industry events, hold business meetings, and explore opportunities to develop local capabilities, engage Kazakhstani suppliers and contractors, and improve the efficiency and resilience of supply chains for renewable energy projects.

“The development of renewable energy requires not only investment and the adoption of advanced technologies, but also the establishment of efficient infrastructure to support project implementation. Cooperation with Sarens Kazakhstan will enable us to expand engagement with companies possessing specialised engineering and logistics expertise and will help strengthen connections among participants in the renewable energy market,” said Ainur Sospanova, Chairperson of the Board of Qazaq Green.

Mark Duncan, Executive Director of Sarens Kazakhstan, expressed the company’s interest in strengthening cooperation with participants in Kazakhstan’s renewable energy market and applying advanced logistics and engineering solutions to the implementation of energy projects.

The signing of the Memorandum establishes a framework for long-term cooperation between the parties. Specific projects, scope of services, technical requirements, timelines and commercial terms will be agreed separately as opportunities for mutual cooperation arise.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

Qazag Green and Sarens Kazakhstan enter MoU

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The Association of Legal Entities “Qazaq Green” and Sarens Kazakhstan LLP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation aimed at supporting the development of renewable energy projects in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The document provides a framework for combining Qazaq Green’s industry expertise with Sarens Kazakhstan’s engineering and logistics capabilities to facilitate the implementation of wind and solar energy projects, as well as the development of sustainable energy infrastructure.

The cooperation will cover the exchange of information on prospective projects, facilitation of business contacts among market participants, engagement with investors, developers, equipment manufacturers and EPC contractors, and exploration of opportunities for joint initiatives.

Attention will be given to the engineering and logistics solutions required for the construction of renewable energy facilities. Sarens Kazakhstan has expertise in the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo, transport concept development, multimodal logistics, and complex lifting and rigging operations. These services play an important role in the delivery and installation of wind turbine components, transformers and other oversized energy equipment.

As part of their cooperation, the parties also intend to exchange industry expertise, participate in relevant industry events, hold business meetings, and explore opportunities to develop local capabilities, engage Kazakhstani suppliers and contractors, and improve the efficiency and resilience of supply chains for renewable energy projects.

“The development of renewable energy requires not only investment and the adoption of advanced technologies, but also the establishment of efficient infrastructure to support project implementation. Cooperation with Sarens Kazakhstan will enable us to expand engagement with companies possessing specialised engineering and logistics expertise and will help strengthen connections among participants in the renewable energy market,” said Ainur Sospanova, Chairperson of the Board of Qazaq Green.

Mark Duncan, Executive Director of Sarens Kazakhstan, expressed the company’s interest in strengthening cooperation with participants in Kazakhstan’s renewable energy market and applying advanced logistics and engineering solutions to the implementation of energy projects.

The signing of the Memorandum establishes a framework for long-term cooperation between the parties. Specific projects, scope of services, technical requirements, timelines and commercial terms will be agreed separately as opportunities for mutual cooperation arise.

 
 

The Association of Legal Entities “Qazaq Green” and Sarens Kazakhstan LLP have signed a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation aimed at supporting the development of renewable energy projects in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The document provides a framework for combining Qazaq Green’s industry expertise with Sarens Kazakhstan’s engineering and logistics capabilities to facilitate the implementation of wind and solar energy projects, as well as the development of sustainable energy infrastructure.

The cooperation will cover the exchange of information on prospective projects, facilitation of business contacts among market participants, engagement with investors, developers, equipment manufacturers and EPC contractors, and exploration of opportunities for joint initiatives.

Attention will be given to the engineering and logistics solutions required for the construction of renewable energy facilities. Sarens Kazakhstan has expertise in the transportation of oversized and heavy cargo, transport concept development, multimodal logistics, and complex lifting and rigging operations. These services play an important role in the delivery and installation of wind turbine components, transformers and other oversized energy equipment.

As part of their cooperation, the parties also intend to exchange industry expertise, participate in relevant industry events, hold business meetings, and explore opportunities to develop local capabilities, engage Kazakhstani suppliers and contractors, and improve the efficiency and resilience of supply chains for renewable energy projects.

“The development of renewable energy requires not only investment and the adoption of advanced technologies, but also the establishment of efficient infrastructure to support project implementation. Cooperation with Sarens Kazakhstan will enable us to expand engagement with companies possessing specialised engineering and logistics expertise and will help strengthen connections among participants in the renewable energy market,” said Ainur Sospanova, Chairperson of the Board of Qazaq Green.

Mark Duncan, Executive Director of Sarens Kazakhstan, expressed the company’s interest in strengthening cooperation with participants in Kazakhstan’s renewable energy market and applying advanced logistics and engineering solutions to the implementation of energy projects.

The signing of the Memorandum establishes a framework for long-term cooperation between the parties. Specific projects, scope of services, technical requirements, timelines and commercial terms will be agreed separately as opportunities for mutual cooperation arise.

 
 

22 October 2026 |

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

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Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

21 October 2026 |

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

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Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

21 October 2026 |

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

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Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

21 October 2026 |

Huisman signs a contract with DSOC

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Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

Huisman has signed a contract with Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore Co., Ltd. (DSOC) for the supply of two Heavy Lift Mast Cranes to be installed on BigLift Shipping’s new heavy lift vessel, Happy S, a sister vessel to the Happy Star.

The award further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Huisman and BigLift Shipping.

The cranes offer a maximum lifting capacity of 1,100mt each at an outreach of 23 metres, combining outstanding lifting performance with a compact footprint to maximise operational flexibility, efficiency and reliability.

Furthermore, the fully electric design, including an integrated power management system, enables efficient distribution of available power from the vessel’s grid to both cranes. The cranes are equipped with the capability to vertically sea fast the boom, allowing oversized cargo to be transported without a horizontally stowed boom limiting the available deck space.

With more than 100 mast cranes delivered worldwide, Huisman’s Heavy Lift Mast Cranes have established a strong track record in the heavy lift transport market. The first crane of its kind, delivered in 1984 for BigLift Shipping’s Happy Buccaneer, successfully served for over 40 years, reflecting the durability and reliability that have become hallmarks of the design.

The Heavy Lift Mast Cranes will be manufactured at Huisman’s production facility in Zhangzhou, China.

Johan Boer, Managing Director at BigLift Shipping, said: “The Happy S is an important investment in the future of BigLift Shipping and further strengthens our heavy lift capabilities. The Huisman cranes will provide the lifting capacity and operational flexibility required to meet the evolving demands of our customers. We are pleased to continue our successful cooperation with Huisman, a relationship that dates back to the delivery of the original cranes for the Happy Buccaneer.”

Arjan Koek, Sales Manager at Huisman, said: “This award marks an important milestone in our relationship with DSOC and BigLift Shipping. We are proud to build on the legacy of the cranes delivered for the Happy Buccaneer, which marked the start of a long and successful partnership. These new Heavy Lift Mast Cranes combine proven technology with innovative features, further strengthening BigLift Shipping’s position in the global heavy lift market.”

 
 

21 October 2026 |

Perez y Cia Maroc executes heavy lift project at Tangier Med Port

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Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

 
 

Pérez y Cía Maroc, a member of the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) for Morocco, has successfully completed a heavy lift cargo operation at Tangier Med Port.

The project involved the handling of four heavy cargo units with a combined weight of more than 90 tonnes. Thanks to detailed planning and close cooperation with the Tanger Med Terminal team, all lifting operations were carried out safely and efficiently, with no operational issues encountered.

The successful execution further demonstrates Pérez y Cía Maroc’s capabilities in managing complex project cargo and heavy lift movements across Morocco.

The operation took place shortly after representatives from Pérez y Cía Maroc and Tanger Med Terminal participated in the 24th Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) Membership Conference in Marrakech, where both organizations showcased their logistics and project cargo services.

Ali El Hsissen, General Manager of Pérez y Cía Maroc, stated: “This operation reflects our team’s expertise, careful planning, and strong coordination with all port stakeholders to ensure a safe, efficient, and timely delivery.”

Pérez y Cía Maroc remains committed to delivering specialized logistics solutions and supporting the growing demand for project cargo transportation throughout Morocco and the wider region.

 
 

21 October 2026 |
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