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25-04-2018 - Boskalis towage joint venture Keppel Smit Towage names first LNG powered harbor tug in South East Asia

25-04-2018 - Boskalis towage joint venture Keppel Smit Towage names first LNG powered harbor tug in South East Asia 845881.pdf 845880.pdf

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03-10-2018 - Boskalis subsidiary SMIT Salvage acquires two multi-year marine salvage contracts from U.S. Navy

03-10-2018 - Boskalis subsidiary SMIT Salvage acquires two multi-year marine salvage contracts from U.S. Navy 867908.pdf 867909.pdf

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Workboats

Workboats Within the combined Boskalis & SMIT fleet, we have access to a range of multipurpose workboats and survey vessels available, suitable for any project requirements.

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Spar Draco

Anchorage “A” on the 8th of June. The damage to the rudder was extensive and SMIT was contracted to salve the vessel. After the rudder was secured, the vessel was towed to the anchorage to discharge its cargo. While discharging took place, SMIT prepared the vessel for the ocean towage operation. Once the cargo was discharged the 'Spar Draco' was towed to Singapore for repairs.   Tantan SMIT Salvage

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OPA 90

OPA 90 Donjon-SMIT is a unique provider of emergency response services in US waters. Backed by nearly 200 years of experience, the Donjon-SMIT joint...) requirements Donjon-SMIT – our specialist for US waters Donjon-SMIT is a joint venture between major US salvor Donjon and SMIT Salvage. Between them Donjon and SMIT have salvaged thousands of vessels of all types and sizes all over the world. Donjon-SMIT is ready to assist owners and operators

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Offshore wind farm, Sprogø

Offshore wind farm, Sprogø On behalf of marine contractor Aarsleff, SMIT was involved in the construction of the new Sprogø Offshore Windfarm, west of Copenhagen. The project called for the participation of SMIT’s semi-submersible transportation barge Giant 4. The 24,000 tons capacity barge... to 1,900 tons. On completion of fabrication, Giant 4 departed to site, supported by SMIT tugs. On arrival, the barge ballasted down in preparation

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