Bukser og Berging AS

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Bukser og Berging AS is a Norwegian company specializing in marine and offshore services. Established in 1913, the company has a long history in the maritime industry and provides a wide range of services including:

Harbor Towage: Assisting ships in docking and undocking within port areas, ensuring safe and efficient vessel movements.
Offshore Operations: Supporting offshore installations and operations, which may include towage, anchor handling, and the transportation of equipment and personnel.
Emergency Response: Providing rapid response services for maritime emergencies such as vessel salvages, firefighting, oil spill response, and rescue operations.
Mooring Services: Assisting in the mooring of vessels to ensure they are safely secured when anchored.
Logistics: Offering logistics solutions for the transportation of goods and materials, particularly related to offshore and marine sectors.

Given its extensive experience and comprehensive range of services, Bukser og Berging AS plays a significant role in Norway's maritime industry, contributing to safety, efficiency, and environmental protection in marine operations.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to visit the company's official website or contact them directly.

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Tug Fire Fighting | Flag: Norway | Port: HAUGESUND

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Tug Fire Fighting | Flag: Norway | Port: HAUGESUND

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