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Mammoet Salvage BV

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3100 AN Schiedam

Netherlands

www.mammoetsalvage.com

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  • Mammoet will have access to Astro Offshore's tug and barge fleet (Mammoet)

    News

    Tug expansion for Mammoet in the Middle East

    2019-02-22T15:47:00

    Heavy lifting and transport specialist Mammoet has announced an expansion of tug and barge services in the Middle East following a strategic partnership with Astro Offshore.

  • The new ATB tug unit prepares to enter the water (Cummins)

    News

    Two new tugs’ interesting journey to the water

    2018-08-28T15:42:00

    The physical size of tugs compared with deepsea ships allows flexibility in the location of the construction yard but of course they still need transporting to their natural environment.

  • Mammoet found a solution for the installation of the four offshore wind turbines at Nissum Bredning

    News

    Mammoet cuts shallow water wind farm costs

    2018-03-20T16:27:00

    Erecting a wind farm in shallow waters has provided a challenge because conventional methods could not be used. The water was too shallow for the dedicated offshore wind farm vessels and too deep for land based systems to be used.

  • The RoRo vessel 'Sirena' broke in two following grounding (Photo: Koole Mammoet)

    News

    Clearing old wrecks with Koole Mammoet Salvage

    2018-01-03T15:12:00

    Koole Mammoet Salvage has taken part in two wreck removal projects in the Caribbean, one involving a vessel that was stranded nearly 20 years ago.

  • 'Baltic Ace' was cut with a chain saw into eight sections for lifting

    News

    Smit and Mammoet complete wreck removal

    2016-01-01T17:14:00

    Boskalis subsidiary Smit Salvage along with Mammoet Salvage have completed the complex wreck removal of a sunken car carrier that was presenting environmental and navigation risks to Europe’s largest port.

  • The huge four storey accommodation block is put in place by two lifting vessels from Dutch company Mammoet.

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    Lifting challenge for Smit Anambas conversion

    2012-05-21T18:00:00

    The conversion of a semi-submersible offshore transport barge into a cable lay pontoon meant more than locating the cable reel, as there was no place for the crew.

  • Mammoet intends to develop a third multi-purpose terminal on the site, which will include the company’s own 300m quay at the new Autriche Terminal.

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    New terminal planned for Terneuzen

    2010-11-22T15:06:00

    Netherlands headquartered Mammoet Benelux has acquired an eight hectare undeveloped harbor site on the Axel Plain (Axelse Vlakte) at Autrichehaven in Westdorpe, near Terneuzen.

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    Movement of Mammoet

    2006-11-01T18:07:00

    Ownership of the Dutch heavy lift operator Mammoet has changed, with the private capital group SHV taking a 75% stake in the operation.  The Van Seumeren family, which founded Mammoet 40 years ago retains a 25% interest.

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    Mammoet Moves Into Salvage

    2006-02-01T00:00:00

    Heavy lift and transport specialist Mammoet has added salvage to its range of activities with the creation of Mammoet Salvage BV.

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