Boskalis

Boskalis works as a global dredging, offshore and maritime services contractor across the ports, offshore energy and inland infrastructure markets. Its dredging and inland infrastructure activities include construction and maintenance of ports, coastal defense and riverbank protection, land reclamation, and engineering for related projects. The company works on infrastructure projects such as inland ports and waterways, environmental services, roads and railways, tunnels and bridges, so its work extends beyond the sea to broader civil and coastal infrastructure. In offshore energy, Boskalis supports projects throughout the lifecycle of offshore oil and gas and offshore wind developments. Those activities cover marine survey, seabed intervention, heavy marine transport, marine services, offshore heavy lifting, subsea cables, subsea services and salvage. It provides transport and installation solutions for large offshore assets, among them foundations, platforms, cables and pipelines, and it supports inspection, repair, maintenance and decommissioning work. Its offshore work targets both the international energy sector and renewable energy projects, especially offshore wind. Boskalis offers towage and salvage-related services as well. It provides towage in ports and services for terminal operations, including berthing and unberthing tankers at oil and LNG terminals. It assists vessels in distress, carries out wreck removal, and provides salvage services with environmental care, so the business combines marine logistics, emergency response and specialized recovery work under one roof. A distinctive feature of the company comes from the breadth of its fleet and equipment, which runs to dredgers, offshore vessels, cable-laying vessels, heavy lift vessels, semi-submersible transport vessels, diving support vessels, construction support vessels, survey vessels, towage tugs and rock installation vessels. Boskalis provides integrated, one-stop solutions with in-house engineering, project management and specialized marine equipment for complex projects in ports, coastal and delta regions, offshore energy and marine infrastructure. That fleet lets the company move from dredging a channel to installing an offshore foundation or lifting a wreck without stepping outside its own assets.