Dockwise Shipping B.V.

Dockwise Shipping B.V. specializes in maritime logistics and transportation, offering heavy marine transport services. Their expertise lies in the transportation of oversized and heavyweight cargo that can't easily be moved by traditional means. The company uses a fleet of semi-submersible, heavy-lift vessels designed to handle super-large loads, including oil rigs, floating production storage and offloading units (FPSOs), and other large structures used in the offshore oil and gas industry, as well as other sectors like construction and military.

Founded in Breda, Netherlands, Dockwise acquired a reputation for its innovative maritime solutions and engineering prowess. The company's specialized vessels can submerge their decks below sea level, allowing cargo to be floated on before surfacing to carry it securely to its destination. This technique is critical for transporting enormous objects that are difficult to dismantle or move otherwise.

Dockwise has been pivotal in completing numerous complex and challenging transport projects worldwide due to its technical know-how and state-of-the-art fleet. In recent years, the company has been part of various mergers and acquisitions, most notably its acquisition by the Boskalis Group in 2013, which expanded its capabilities and market reach.

The integration with Boskalis, a global leader in dredging and marine services, combines Dockwise's specialized shipping solutions with broader marine infrastructure projects. This strategic alignment allows the company to offer comprehensive services ranging from transport to installation, enhancing their value proposition to clients worldwide.

In summary, Dockwise Shipping B.V. is recognized as a leader in heavy marine transport, known for its unique capabilities in carrying large, heavy cargoes across the globe efficiently and safely.

+31 [0]76 548 4100
www.dockwise.com
+31 [0]76 548 4299

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heavy transportation services

Breda The Netherlands

21 Lage Mosten
Breda NB 4822 NJ
The Netherlands

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