Project

Grangemouth, Scotland – GAC professionals in the UK and Russia have delivered an urgent multi-origin mega shipment for pile driving and swaging works in the Northern Caspian Yuri Korchagin oil field being developed by one of Russia’s largest oil companies. Read More »

Project-logistics firm Compass Forwarding has completed the door-to-door movement of the world’s largest metal fabrication laser. The project involved ocean freight and trucking haulage of the 79,000-pound machine over 7,000 miles from the factory in Southeastern Europe to Lindon, Utah. Read More »

The Large Car and Truck Carrier (LCTC) M/V Fedora made a first call to the port of Hiroshima for loading 1,500 units of newly manufactured cars. The port recently lifted vessel length restrictions and WWL were among the contributors. Read More »

MOL announced that it is teaming up with four other companies to join a demonstration project for a used-car export business model as part of the “2017 International Logistics Business Model Creation Project” backed by Okinawa Prefecture’s Business Promotion Subsidy program. Read More »

OLA Logistics report they have arranged the breakbulk transport of 2 sets of rotary drilling rigs. Read More »

The bridge, built in 1908, spanned the Bow River and was removed due to its age and deteriorated condition. Read More »

The three-year contract has an estimated value to a pool of four firms, including Hill of approximately $18.5 million. Read More »

Creseada International Ltd, has appointed Mr. Jonas Nilsson, as Managing Director, as he takes over the helm from the founder, Mr. Mike Ayinde, who started the organisation 32 years ago. Read More »

The I-595 Corridor Improvements Project in Florida and David Spector, director of the Colorado High Performance Transportation Enterprise (HPTE), have been recognized as models of excellence in innovative transportation financing by the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). Read More »

For this project, wind energy consortium Uhre Wind Power charged Mammoet with the transportation operations needed to get the old wind turbine off site and bring the new replacement to its final destination. Read More »

Dellner Brakes, one of the world’s most innovative manufacturers of technologically advanced braking systems, is introducing two groundbreaking new spring applied failsafe brakes to its SKP range that, by combining terrific power with modular, lightweight design at competitive prices, are set to revolutionise braking for cranes, winches and other lifting equipment. Read More »

Djibouti contracted a Kuwaiti company to build a $98-million road link to enable landlocked Ethiopia to ship its first potash output from a new Red Sea port, officials said. Read More »

Bridgeview, Illinois-based lifting equipment rental specialist Lifting Gear Hire (LGH) is preparing to expand its fleet of Hydra-Slide equipment after a period of sustained utilization of its three 500 ton capacity HT500 heavy track skid systems and power units. Read More »

10th annual contest recognizes America’s best transportation projects Read More »

Leading global coatings provider Hempel appointed to provide innovative tough coating solutions against corrosion to the Queensferry Crossing. Located on the busy Forth Estuary near Edinburgh, on the east coast of Scotland, it spans an impressive 2.7 kilometres, making it the longest three-tower cable-stayed bridge in the world. Read More »

The truck was recently handed over to the Red Cross during an official ceremony. It will be used to provide emergency support in the Netherlands. Read More »

Westwood’s most recent edition of the World Land Drilling Rig Market Forecast launches today. The report features a comprehensive summary of the market at both the country and regional level, including: onshore wells drilled, rig fleet growth, active drilling rigs required by HP category, and further key trends within the market. Read More »

On July 3, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) authorized Phase I of the Sabal Trail pipeline to begin full operation. Read More »

Express Global Logistics Pvt Ltd, (EXG) India is a project specialist company established in 1946 with headquarters in Mumbai, India. The company is a member to the Worldwide Project Consortium (WWPC) in India. It is an asset based company, having pan India presence backed by its own fleet of Goldhofer hydraulic axles, cranes up to 450 tons, and warehouses. Read More »

Based on EIA survey data for new, utility-scale electric generators (those with a capacity greater than one megawatt), capacity-weighted average construction costs for many generator types have fallen in recent years. Read More »