MAMMOET MARITIME EQUIPMENT HANDBOOK - Mammoet BV

Transport, heavy lift and salvage 

MAMMOET MARITIME EQUIPMENT HANDBOOK


INTRODUCTION

Mammoet Maritime is a professional and modern company with more than 200 years of experience in a 

wide range of maritime services. Our head offi ce and wharf are located directly on the “Nieuwe Waterweg” 

in Schiedam in Rotterdam port area. Our organisation is managed from this favourable location with its own 

transhipment quay. Our operating area covers all rivers, canals and coastal waters of all of Europe. 

Mammoet Maritime is a fully independent subsidiary of heavy transport specialist Mammoet B.V., one of the 

worlds foremost lifting & transport companies. This construction offers a large amount of synergy between 

the two companies. The strategy of Mammoet Maritime is: becoming and remaining market leader in the 

fi eld of maritime services by investing in the quality of personnel and equipment; by working in a customeroriented 

and project manner and by responding to market developments. 

Mammoet Maritime is specialised in providing a wide variety of maritime services like maritime assistance 

and/or execution and/or maritime project management in: transport, heavy lift, salvage, environmental 

incidents, special maritime projects, Ro-Ro activities etc. Mammoet Maritime owns a fl eet of sheerlegs, 

pontoons, modular cranes onto pontoons, multipurpose vessels, tugboats and quick assistance vessels. 

Due to many years of experience in the maritime sector, Mammoet Maritime has earned an excellent 

reputation. Using high quality materials and equipment our personnel can fulfi l any of your orders quickly, 

effi ciently and safely. 

Clients 

In the main Mammoet Maritime provides its services to contractors, ship-yards, engineering-works, 

construction-companies and governments. Mammoet Maritime also contracts private works and fulfi ls 

activities under direct management. 

Contacts 

To be able to optimally and safely respond to developments in the market, Mammoet Maritime complies 

with all the required quality and safety standards (ISO 9001:2008) and can be reached 24 hours a day, 

7 days a week. From here our attentive staff can deal with your query and provide you with a solution for 

your maritime requirements. Please contact us through our offi ce or direct by mobile on the following 

numbers: 

During Offi ce Hours 

Schiedam Offi ce 

Phone: +31 (0)10 204 2483 

Fax: +31 (0)10 204 2653 

E-mail: maritime@mammoet.com 

Direct numbers 

Managing Director 

Phone: +31 (0)10 204 2534 / +31 (0)6 51 384 621 

Projects Heavy Transport 

Phone: +31 (0)10 204 2601 / +31 (0)6 53 151 392 

Projects Lifting 

Phone: +31 (0)10 204 2566 / +31 (0)6 51 789 953 

Address 

Mammoet Maritime B.V. 

Karel Doormanweg 47 

Harbour 580, 3115JD 

P.O. Box 570 

3100 AN Schiedam 

The Netherlands 


Germany Offi ce 

Phone: +49 (0)208 580 560 

+49 (0)171 747 9612 

+49 (0)170 226 4779 

Fax: +49 (0)208 580 5611 

E-mail: maritime.gmbh@mammoet.com 

Planning Operations 

Phone: +31 (0)10 204 2439 / +31 (0)6 51 384 623 

Supervisor 

Phone: +31 (0)6 51 804 867 / +31 (0)6 22 924 370 

Sales / Commercial 

Phone: +31 (0)6 119 18 159 / +31 (0)10 204 24 56 

+31 (0)10 204 27 98 / +31 (0)6 28 78 88 22 

Mammoet Maritime GmbH 

Ruhroter Straße 122 

45478 Mülheim/Ruhr 

Germany

FLOATING 

SHEERLEGS 

Transport, heavy lift and salvage

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Seagoing fl oating sheerlegs 

Specifi cations “AMSTERDAM” 

Length 41,54 m 

Breadth working (incl. side pontoons) 17,85 m 

Breadth sailing (excl. side pontoons) 11,50 m 

Min. draught 1,17 m 

Max. draught (ballast tanks fi lled + max. load) 3,50 m 

Airdraught sheerlegs and fl yjib laid down forward on pontoon 6,00 m 

Airdraught sheerlegs laid down backwards (seapassage) 17,00 m 

Gross tonnage 759.1 

Max. Capacity Mainblock 2x150 T 

Max. Capacity Fly-jib 2x75 T 

Main Runner 1x5 T 

Fly-jib Runner 1x5 T 

Meetbrief number 3307A 

Europa number 2008680 

Flag Dutch 

Propulsion: 2 schottelnavigators of 275hp each 


SHEERLEGS - AMSTERDAM 

Dimensions in meters. Weight in metric tonnes. 

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Max. load 

Outreach 

(jib installed) 

Lifting height 


Mainboom 

Draught bow 




Draught stern 


Outreach 

(no jib installed) 

300 6.8 29 3.08 0.86 5 - 10 

295 7.15 28.85 3.03 0.89 11 

290 7.4 28.7 2.99 0.91 12 

285 7.8 28.55 2.97 0.93 12.5 

280 8.15 28.4 2.93 0.95 13 

275 8.6 28.3 2.9 0.97 13.5 

270 9.05 28.15 2.85 0.99 14 

265 9.5 28.05 2.63 1.01 14.5 

260 10.05 27.9 2.8 1.03 15 

255 10.5 27.75 2.76 1.05 15.3 

250 10.95 27.6 2.73 1.07 15.6 

245 11.4 27.4 2.69 1.09 16 

240 11.85 27.2 2.66 1.1 16.2 

235 12.3 27 2.64 1.12 16.4 

230 12.75 26.8 2.61 1.13 16.7 

225 13.2 26.6 2.58 1.15 17 

220 13.75 26.4 2.55 1.16 17.2 

215 14.3 26.2 2.51 1.18 17.4 

210 14.6 26 2.49 1.2 17.7 

205 15.1 25.7 2.47 1.2 18 

200 15.55 25.4 2.45 1.2 18.2 

195 15.9 25.1 2.43 1.21 18.4 

190 16.3 24.9 2.41 1.21 18.7 

185 16.7 24.7 2.4 1.21 19 

180 17.05 24.4 2.37 1.22 19.2 

175 17.35 24.2 2.37 1.22 19.4 

170 17.65 24 2.35 1.22 19.7 

165 17.95 23.7 2.33 1.23 20 

160 18.15 23.5 2.32 1.23 

155 18.45 23.3 2.31 1.23 

150 18.65 23.1 2.28 1.23 

145 18.9 23 2.27 1.24 

140 19.05 22.8 2.25 1.24 

135 19.25 22.6 2.24 1.24 

130 19.4 22.5 2.22 1.24 

125 19.6 22.3 2.2 1.24 

120 19.8 22.2 2.19 1.24 

115 19.9 22 2.17 1.24 

110 20.05 21.9 2.16 1.24 

105 20.2 21.8 2.14 1.25 

100 20.3 21.7 2.13 1.25 

95 20.4 21.6 2.12 1.25 

Capacities in metric tonnes, dimensions in meters. 

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Mainboom with fixed jib (0°) 

Max. load Outreach Lifting height Draught bow Draught stern 

150 13.6 57.5 2.19 1.33 

150 15.1 56.8 2.27 1.25 

145 18.1 55.9 2.25 1.25 

140 20.5 55 2.24 1.25 

135 22.5 54.1 2.23 1.25 

130 24.4 53.2 2.21 1.25 

125 26 52.3 2.19 1.25 

120 27.5 51.3 2.18 1.25 

115 28.8 50.5 2.16 1.25 

110 30.05 49.6 2.15 1.25 

105 31.3 48.7 2.14 1.25 

100 32.35 47.9 2.12 1.25 

95 33.5 47.3 2.11 1.25 

90 34.5 46.5 2.09 1.25 

85 35.5 45.7 2.08 1.26 

80 36.5 45 2.06 1.26 

75 37.5 44.2 2.05 1.26 

70 38.3 43.5 2.03 1.26 

65 39.2 42.9 2.02 1.26 

60 40.1 42.2 2 1.26 





130 21.7 53.9 2.35 1.13 

125 24.15 53.1 2.32 1.14 

120 26.34 52.1 2.29 1.16 

115 28.2 51.1 2.26 1.17 

110 29.85 50.1 2.23 1.19 

105 31.4 49 2.21 1.2 

100 32.82 48 2.18 1.21 

95 34.25 46.9 2.16 1.22 

90 35.55 45.8 2.14 1.23 

85 36.55 44.7 2.12 1.23 

80 37.8 43.6 2.09 1.24 

75 38.9 42.6 2.07 1.25 

70 40 41.5 2.05 1.26 

65 41.05 40.4 2.03 1.27 

60 42.05 39.4 2.01 1.27 

55 43.1 38.35 1.98 1.28 

50 44.1 37.3 1.95 1.29 


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110 26.2 50.1 2.3 1.1 

105 28.4 48.1 2.26 1.12 

100 31.95 46.4 2.22 1.14 

95 33.95 44.9 2.2 1.16 

90 35.7 43.7 2.17 1.17 

85 37.7 42.3 2.14 1.18 

80 38.7 41 2.11 1.2 

75 40.15 39.7 2.09 1.21 

70 41.5 38.3 2.07 1.22 

65 42.75 37 2.04 1.23 

60 43.9 35.6 2.02 1.24 

55 45.15 33.8 2 1.25 

50 46.3 32.1 1.98 1.26 





100 29.6 45.5 2.33 1.05 

95 33.4 42.4 2.26 1.09 

90 36.1 40 2.22 1.12 

85 38.15 38.3 2.18 1.14 

80 39.8 36.7 2.14 1.16 

75 41.35 35 2.11 1.18 

70 42.7 33.6 2.08 1.19 

65 43.9 32.2 2.05 1.21 

60 45.15 30.5 2.04 1.22 

55 46.25 28.8 2.03 1.23 

50 47.35 28 1.98 1.25 

45 48.2 25 1.96 1.26 


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Load lifted by mainboom + fixed jib (0°) * 

Max. load Outreach mainboom Outreach fixed jib Mean outreach 

238 5 12.2 8.6 

235 5.3 12.5 8.9 

230 5.75 13.05 9.4 

225 6.2 13.7 9.95 

220 6.6 14.6 10.6 

215 7.1 15.3 11.2 

210 7.5 16 11.75 

205 8 17.1 12.55 

200 8.5 18 13.25 

195 8.95 19.05 14 

190 9.5 20.1 14.8 

185 10 21.2 15.6 

180 10.6 21.8 16.2 

175 11.1 23.3 17.2 

170 11.7 24.3 18 

165 12.25 25.35 18.8 

160 12.85 26.45 19.65 

155 13.4 27.4 20.4 

150 13.95 28.45 21.2 

145 14.45 29.35 21.9 

140 15 30.25 22.625 

135 15.45 31.15 23.3 

130 15.9 31.9 23.9 

125 16.3 32.7 24.5 

120 16.7 33.5 25.1 

115 17.1 34.1 25.6 

110 17.45 34.75 26.1 

105 17.8 35.6 26.7 

100 18.15 36.05 27.1 

95 18.5 36.7 27.6 

90 18.8 37.2 28 

85 19.1 37.8 28.45 

80 19.45 38.25 28.85 

75 19.7 38.9 29.3 

70 20 39.25 29.625 

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� Load equally divided over mainboom and jib 

� Before lifting be sure the ballasttanks are filled completely and the pontoon is not heeling over. 




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198 5 18.3 11.65 

195 5.4 18.7 12.05 

190 6 19.4 12.7 

185 6.6 20.3 13.45 

180 7.2 21.2 14.2 

175 7.8 22.2 15 

170 8.4 23.3 15.85 

165 9.05 24.35 16.7 

160 9.7 25.3 17.5 

155 10.3 26.5 18.4 

150 10.95 27.65 19.3 

145 10.55 28.85 19.7 

140 12.2 29.9 21.05 

135 12.8 31.1 21.95 

130 13.4 32.2 22.8 

125 13.95 33.35 23.65 

120 14.55 34.45 24.5 

115 15.1 35.4 25.25 

110 15.65 36.35 26 

105 16.15 37.25 26.7 

100 16.65 38.05 27.35 

95 17.1 38.9 28 

90 17.6 39.6 28.6 

85 18 40.4 29.2 

80 18.45 40.95 29.7 

75 18.85 41.75 30.3 

70 19.25 42.35 30.8 

65 19.65 42.95 31.3 

60 20 43.45 31.725 

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166 5 23.65 14.325 

160 6.1 24.6 15.35 

155 7 25.4 16.2 

150 8 26.2 17.1 

145 8.95 27.05 18 

140 9.9 28.1 19 

135 10.8 29.4 20.1 

130 11.75 31.65 21.7 

125 12.65 32.15 22.4 

120 13.45 33.65 23.55 

115 14.25 35.15 24.7 

110 15 36.6 25.8 

105 15.65 38.15 26.9 

100 16.25 39.55 27.9 

95 16.85 40.75 28.8 

90 17.4 41.8 29.6 

85 17.9 42.9 30.4 

80 18.35 43.75 31.05 

75 18.8 44.5 31.65 

70 19.2 45.2 32.2 

65 19.6 45.8 32.7 

60 20 46.4 33.2 



138 5 28 16.5 

135 5.7 28.6 17.15 

130 6.75 29.85 18.3 

125 7.85 31.15 19.5 

120 8.95 32.55 20.75 

115 10 34 22 

110 11.05 35.55 23.3 

105 12.1 37.2 24.65 

100 13.05 38.75 25.9 

95 14 40.4 27.2 

90 15 41.8 28.4 

85 15.85 43.35 29.6 

80 16.7 44.5 30.6 

75 17.6 45.6 31.6 

70 18.4 46.6 32.5 

65 19.2 47.2 33.2 

60 20 47.9 33.95 

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Floating Sheerlegs 

Specifi cations “AJAX” 

Length (o.a.) 36,50 m 

Beam (o.a.) 21,95 m 

Beam (ex. sidepontoons) 17,91 m 

Depth (mld) 3,25 m 

Draft (max) 3,10 m 

Deck Equipment 

Crane 1.5 T 

Salvage Pumps 2x1.5” 

Lifting Gear 

Main Lifting Blocks 2x150 T 

Fly-Jib Lifting Blocks 2x90 T 


Fly-Jib Runner 1x3 T 

Auxiliary Runners 2x1 T 


Meetbrief number HN3805 


SHEERLEGS - AJAX 


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2x 150 T Hookblocks 

1x 3 T Runner 

2x 90 T Hookblocks 

1x 3 T Runner 

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Max 

load 

Mainboom 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Floating sheerlegs AJAX with 20 m. Flyjib + sidepontoons 

Max 

load 

Mainboom with 

fi xed jib 0” 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Max 

load 

Mainboom with 


Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Max 

load 

Mainboom with 


Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

300 4.50 36.80 180 9.00 56.50 130 15.43 54.18 90 20.57 49.40 

292 8.00 35.60 158 13.88 55.02 106 20.06 52.36 77 24.79 47.20 

280 9.00 35.20 147 15.38 54.53 99 21.46 51.75 73 26.06 46.45 

268 10.00 34.82 136 16.88 54.00 94 22.88 51.07 70 27.34 45.60 

256 11.00 34.45 126 18.38 53.44 88 24.29 50.30 66 28.60 44.74 

244 12.00 34.00 116 19.88 52.84 82 25.69 49.52 63 29.85 43.85 

232 13.00 33.56 108 21.38 52.22 77 27.08 48.70 59 31.09 42.83 

221 14.00 33.09 100 22.88 51.56 72 28.47 47.82 56 32.32 41.80 

210 15.00 32.60 92 24.38 50.89 68 29.85 46.93 53 33.54 40.75 

199 16.00 32.08 85 25.88 50.03 63 31.23 45.90 49 34.74 39.75 

188 17.00 31.55 77 27.38 49.15 58 32.60 44.82 46 35.94 38.50 

177 18.00 30.95 71 28.88 48.23 54 33.96 43.68 43 37.12 37.25 

165 19.00 30.36 64 30.38 47.28 50 35.32 42.50 40 38.29 36.00 

153 20.00 29.70 58 31.88 46.20 45 36.66 41.25 37 39.44 34.65 

141 21.00 29.00 53 33.38 45.02 41 38.00 39.93 33 40.58 33.30 

130 22.00 28.30 47 34.88 43.82 37 39.33 38.56 30 41.70 31.92 

118 23.00 27.55 42 36.38 42.56 33 40.56 37.14 27 42.80 30.55 

107 24.00 26.70 36 37.88 41.22 29 41.97 35.71 23 43.89 29.15 

97 25.00 25.80 30 39.38 39.90 26 43.26 34.17 20 44.95 27.75 

Max 

load 

Mainboom 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Floating sheerlegs AJAX with 20 m. Flyjib without sidepontoons 

Max 

load 

Mainboom with 


Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Max 

load 

Mainboom with 


Out 

reach 


Lifting 

height 


Max 

load 

Mainboom with 


Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

250 4.50 36.66 160 8.50 56.60 130 15.32 54.20 90 20.55 49.40 

250 5 36.50 160 9.26 56.41 126 16.00 53.95 88 21.18 49.10 

250 6 36.15 160 10.77 55.98 119 17.35 53.50 85 22.37 48.52 

250 7 35.80 160 12.30 55.50 112 18.70 52.95 81 23.56 47.90 

250 8 35.44 158 13.85 55.00 106 20.10 52.35 77 24.75 47.20 

250 9 35.07 147 15.35 54.54 99 21.47 51.75 73 25.94 46.50 

250 10 34.68 136 16.85 54.03 94 22.83 51.10 70 27.12 .45.75 

243 11 34.28 126 18.35 53.47 88 24.20 50.36 66 28.31 44.95 

236 12 33.85 116 19.85 52.87 82 25.56 49.60 63 29.49 44.10 

228 13 33.40 108 21.35 52.25 77 26.93 48.80 59 30.68 43.20 

219 14 32.94 100 22.85 51.55 72 28.29 47.95 56 31.86 42.20 

210 15 32.45 92 24.35 50.82 68 29.66 47.05 53 33.05 41.20 

199 16 31.93 85 25.85 50.04 63 31.02 46.08 49 34.23 40.15 

188 17 31.39 77 27.35 49.20 58 32.39 45.00 46 35.42 39.00 

177 18 30.82 71 28.85 48.27 54 33.75 43.90 43 36.60 37.80 

165 19 30.22 64 30.35 47.30 50 35.12 42.70 40 37.79 36.50 

153 20 29.57 58 31.85 46.22 45 36.48 41.45 37 38.97 35.20 

141 21 28.88 53 33.35 45.08 41 37.85 40.10 33 40.16 33.80 

130 22 28.13 47 34.85 43.85 37 39.21 38.70 30 41.34 32.40 

118 23 27.33 42 36.35 42.57 33 40.58 37.25 27 42.53 30.90 

107 24 26.48 36 37.85 41.22 29 41.94 35.75 23 43.71 29.40 

97 25 25.58 30 39.35 39.90 26 43.31 34.20 20 44.90 27.85 


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Max 

load 

Max 

load 

Floating sheerlegs AJAX without Flyjib 

Mainboom 

with sidepontoons 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Max 

load 

Mainboom 

without sidepontoons 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

300 4.50 36.80 265 4.50 36.80 

300 8.00 35.60 265 8.00 35.60 

300 9.00 35.20 265 9.00 35.20 

293 10.00 34.82 265 10.00 34.82 

281 11.00 34.45 265 11.00 34.45 

269 12.00 34.00 260 12.00 34.00 

257 13.00 33.56 253 13.00 33.56 

245 14.00 33.09 243 14.00 33.09 

232 15.00 32.60 232 15.00 32.60 

220 16.00 32.08 220 16.00 32.08 

208 17.00 31.55 208 17.00 31.55 

197 18.00 30.95 197 18.00 30.95 

185 19.00 30.36 185 19.00 30.36 

174 20.00 29.70 174 20.00 29.70 

162 21.00 29.00 162 21.00 29.00 

151 22.00 28.30 151 22.00 28.30 

140 23.00 27.50 140 23.00 27.50 

129 24.00 26.70 129 24.00 26.70 

118 25.00 25.80 118 25.00 25.80 

Floating sheerlegs AJAX with Flyjib + Load in 1 hook 

1 Mainhook 1 Flyjib hook 0” 1 Flyjib hook 20” 1 Flyjib hook 40” 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Max 

load 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 

Max 

load 

Out 

reach 


Lifting 

height 


150 4,75 36.80 90 9 56.50 83 15,42 54.18 55,2 20,56 49.40 

150 8 35.60 90 13,87 55.02 67,4 20,06 52.36 46,7 24,78 47.20 

150 9 35.20 90 15,37 54.53 63,2 21,46 51.75 44,1 26,06 46.45 

150 10 34.82 87,6 16,87 54.00 59,1 22,88 51.07 41,6 27,33 45.60 

146,8 11 34.45 80,7 18,37 53.44 55,2 24,29 50.30 40,3 28,6 44.74 

138,9 12 34.00 74,2 19,87 52.84 51,4 25,69 49.52 36,8 29,85 43.85 

131,5 13 33.56 68,2 21,37 52.22 47,8 27,08 48.70 34,5 31,,09 42.83 

124,3 14 33.09 62,6 22,87 51.56 44,3 28,47 47.82 32,3 32,32 41.80 

117,3 15 32.60 57,3 24,37 50.89 41 29,85 46.93 30,1 33,53 40.75 

110,5 16 32.08 52,3 25,87 50.03 37,8 31,22 45.90 27,9 34,74 39.75 

104,1 17 31.55 47,6 27,37 49.15 34,7 32,59 44.82 25,7 35,93 38.50 

97,9 18 30.95 43,1 28,87 48.23 31,6 33,95 43.68 23,6 37,11 37.25 

91,4 19 30.36 33,8 30,37 47.28 28,6 35,31 42.50 21,4 38,28 36.00 

84,6 20 29.70 34,5 31,87 46.20 25,6 36,66 41.25 19,2 39,44 34.65 

78,3 21 29.00 30,5 33,37 45.02 22,7 38 39.93 17 40,57 33.30 

72 22 28.30 26,7 34,87 43.82 19,8 39,33 38.56 14,8 41,7 31.92 

75 23 27.55 22,8 36,37 42.56 16,8 40,65 37.14 12,5 42,8 30.55 

59,7 24 26.70 19,1 37,87 41.22 14 41,96 35.71 10,3 43,88 29.15 

53,4 25 25.80 15,2 39,37 39.90 11 43,26 34.17 9 44,95 27.75 

Max 

load 

Out 

reach 

Lifting 

height 


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SHEERLEGS - AJAX

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Seagoing fl oating sheerlegs 

Specifi cations “GRIZZLY” 


SHEERLEGS - GRIZZLY 

Length (o.a.) 41,65 m 





Mind. airdraught sheerlegs 4,05 m 

Gross tonnage 745 

Europa number 040 32 690 

Length sailing 72 m-boom placed down on deck 

Length sailing 52 m-boom erected to an upright position 

Classifi cation GL 

Flag German 

Ballast Capacity (SW) 145 m³ 

Bunker Capacity (MDO) 14 m³ 

Water Capacity (FW) 10 m³ 

Max Capacity Mainblock 2 x 100 T 

Max Capacity Runner 2 x 5 T 

Main Propulsion Screw 2 x Schottel-Navigator 

• Propulsion: 2 schottelnavigators of 310hp each 


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Outreach No current 

Mainhook sidepontoons connected Mainhook sidepontoons - 45º 

Zone 3,4, 

Rhein 

Zone 2 No current 



Zone 3,4, 

Rhein 

Zone 2 

4 200 150 100 200 200 150 

8 200 150 100 200 200 150 

9 196 150 100 196 196 150 

10 182 150 100 182 182 150 

11 166 150 100 166 166 150 

12 152 150 100 152 152 150 

13 137 137 100 137 137 137 

14 125 125 100 125 125 125 

15 115 115 100 115 115 115 

16 104 104 100 104 104 104 

17 94 94 94 94 94 94 

18 85 85 85 85 85 85 

19 78 78 78 78 78 78 

20 74 74 74 74 74 74 


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Floating sheerlegs 

Specifi cations “PHOENIX” 


Length (incl. hookpontoons behind main pontoon) 32,60 m 





Airdraught sheerlegs and fl yjib laid down forward on pontoon 

(ballasttanks fi lled) 

4,00 m 






Meetbrief number G215N 


Flag 

• Propulsion: 275hp schottelnavigator 

Dutch 


SHEERLEGS - PHOENIX 


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Dimensions in meters. 

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Mainboom 

Max. load Outreach Lifting height 

160 9.24 20.67 

155 9.89 20.29 

150 10.57 20.17 

145 11.29 20.06 

140 12.03 19.95 

135 12.82 19.83 

130 13.65 19.71 

125 14.32 19.59 

120 14.54 19.47 

115 14.77 19.35 

110 14.99 19.22 

105 15.48 18.87 

100 15.96 18.51 

95 16.44 18.03 

90 16.92 17.74 

85 17.39 17.33 

80 17.87 16.9 

75 18.34 16.46 

70 18.81 15.99 

65 19.28 15.49 

60 19.75 14.97 





100 9.97 40.23 

95 11.41 39.79 

90 12.82 39.31 

85 14.2 38.79 

80 15.56 38.22 

75 17.21 37.46 

70 18.21 36.98 

65 19.66 36.19 

60 21.1 35.35 

55 22.51 34.44 

50 23.91 33.46 

45 25.6 32.41 

40 26.67 31.27 

35 28.04 30.04 

30 29.4 28.69 


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Max. load Mean outreach Lifting height Draught bow Draught stern 

130 5.72 24.39 2.31 1.57 

125 6.58 24.08 2.33 1.52 

120 7.42 23.76 2.35 1.47 

115 8.25 23.42 2.36 1.44 

110 9.07 23.06 2.37 1.41 

105 9.87 22.68 2.37 1.38 

100 10.65 22.29 2.36 1.37 

95 11.43 21.87 2.35 1.36 

90 12.2 21.44 2.33 1.35 

85 12.95 20.98 2.3 1.36 

80 13.69 20.5 2.27 1.36 

75 14.43 20 2.24 1.38 

70 15.16 19.47 2.2 1.4 

65 15.88 18.91 2.16 1.42 

60 16.6 18.32 2.11 1.45 

55 17.31 17.69 2.06 1.49 

50 18.02 17.02 2 1.53 

45 18.72 16.31 1.94 1.57 

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SHEERLEGS - PHOENIX

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Floating sheerlegs 

Specifi cations “GAZELLE” 






Airdraught sheerlegs and fl yjib laid down on sides 4,00 m 






Meetbrief number 2801 


Flag Dutch 

• Propulsion: 275hp schottelnavigator 


SHEERLEGS - GAZELLE 


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Max. load 

Outreach 


Mainboom 





Outreach 




130 7 27.5 7.4 26.85 

125 7.8 27.25 9 26.6 

120 8.4 26.85 9.75 26.2 

115 9 26.6 10.5 25.9 

110 9.6 26.25 11 25.55 

105 10.2 26 11.7 25.2 

100 10.9 25.6 12.5 24.8 

95 11.6 25.25 13.2 24.3 

90 12.4 24.85 14 23.85 

85 13.2 24.3 14.8 23.2 

80 14.05 23.8 15.65 22.6 

75 14.9 23.15 16.55 21.85 

70 15.75 22.5 17.25 21.1 

65 16.65 21.8 18.3 20.15 

60 17.35 21 19.2 19.25 

55 18.3 20.15 20.25 18.1 

50 19.15 19.3 21.95 15.95 

45 20 18.35 

40 20.95 17.25 

35 21.95 15.95 

30 22.85 14.6 

25 23.75 13.1 

20 24.65 11.4 

15 24.65 11.55 

10 24.65 11.75 


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70 9 40.1 

65 10.3 39.7 

60 11.75 39.2 

55 13.15 38.6 

50 14.45 38 

45 15.8 37.5 

40 18 36.4 

35 22 33.2 

30 25.6 30.75 

25 28.8 27.65 

20 32.25 23.35 

15 35.35 18.2 

10 35.35 18.3 

5 35.35 18.4 



55 10.6 39.3 

50 11.9 38.75 

45 13.2 38.2 

40 16.25 36.75 

35 19.65 34.85 

30 23.4 32.15 

25 27.2 27.7 

20 31.6 23.5 

15 35.8 16.5 

10 35.8 16.6 

5 35.8 16.7 





45 12.9 38 

40 14.2 37.2 

35 15.45 36.5 

30 18.35 35 

25 20.5 32.8 

20 24.8 29.8 

15 30.65 23.5 

10 36.3 13.6 

5 36.3 13.6 


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85 5.5 8.8 7.15 

79 6.5 10.25 8.38 

72 7.5 11.65 9.58 

65 8.5 12.95 10.73 

59 9.5 14.4 11.95 

51 11.3 16.55 13.93 

40 14.5 21.3 17.9 

37 16.75 24.35 20.55 

32 19 27.7 23.35 

27 21.5 31.3 26.4 

22 24 34.55 29.28 



73 4.5 10.3 7.15 

66 5.5 11.6 8.38 

59 6.5 12.9 9.58 

47 8.75 15.9 10.73 

42 11.25 19.35 11.95 

37 14 23.1 13.93 

30 17 26.9 17.9 

24 20.5 31.4 20.55 

18 24 35.7 23.35 



60 4.5 12.6 8.55 

55 5.5 13.9 9.7 

50 6.5 15.1 10.8 

40 8.75 18 13.37 

31 11.25 21.2 16.22 

25 14 24.6 19.3 

18 19 30.5 24.75 

12 24 36.2 30.1 

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SHEERLEGS - GAZELLE

CRANEBARGE 

& CRANES 


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Crane Barge 

Specifi cations “ATLAS” 




Height sailing 4,00 m 


Max. draught 2,40 m 


Max. capacity 300 T 

Length (sailing) 84 m / 85,65 m 

Beam (sailing) 11,40 m 

Draft min (sailing) 1,60 m / 1,40 m 

Draft min (sailing with installed side pontoons) 1,20 m 

Classifi cation SUK 

Flag German 

Ballast Capacity (SW) 560 m³ 

Bunker Capacity (MDO) 12 m³ 

Water Capacity 12 m³ 

(FW) Max Capacity Main Hoist 300 T 

Max Capacity Runner 20 T 


CRANE BARGE - ATLAS 


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Mainboom 48 m Braising wire 

Radius (m) 360° Radius (m) BW 

9 207 

10 197 

12 181 

14 157 15 300 

16 138 

18 122 17 250 

20 108 

20 200 

22 96 

24 86 

26 78 

28 71 

30 65 

34 55 

38 47 

42 41 




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Crane barge 

Specifi cations “IBIS” 




Height sailing 3,85 m 




Max. capacity 250 T 


Flag Dutch 


CRANE BARGE - IBIS 


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Mainboom 18m 

Radius Superlift 0° 360° Lifting height 

6 - 200 15.8 

6.5 - 198 15.7 

7 - 196 15.6 

7.5 - 192 15.4 

8 - 188 15.3 

9 - 167 14.9 

10 - 150 14.4 

11 - 136 13.9 

12 - 125 13.3 

13 - 115 12.6 

14 - 107 11.8 

15 - 100 10.9 

16 - 93.8 9.8 

18 - 83.3 6.9 

20 - 75 1.1 

Mainboom 24m 




6 250 160 21.9 

6.5 250 158 21.8 

7 250 156 21.7 

7.5 250 154 21.6 

8 250 152 21.5 

9 250 149 21.2 

10 247 146 20.9 

11 226 136 20.5 

12 205 125 20.1 

13 190 115 19.6 

14 174 107 19.1 

15 152 100 18.5 

16 132 93.8 17.9 

18 121 83.3 16.3 

20 110 75 14.3 

22 101 68.8 11.3 

24 62.6 8.3 

26 57.7 1.5 


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Mainboom 30m 


6.5 205 139 27.9 

7 205 137 278 

7.5 205 135 27.8 

8 205 133 27.7 

9 205 131 27.4 

10 205 128 27.2 

11 198 125 26.9 

12 188 122 26.6 

13 180 115 26.2 

14 172 107 25.8 

15 164 100 25.3 

16 155 93.8 24.8 

18 138 83.3 23.7 

20 123 75 22.4 

22 108 68.2 20.8 

24 105 62.5 18.8 

26 96 57.7 16.5 

28 89 53.6 13.5 

Mainboom 36m 




7 170 112 33.9 

7.5 170 110 33.8 

8 170 109 33.7 

9 170 107 33.6 

10 170 104 33.3 

11 170 102 33.1 

12 170 98.9 32.8 

13 170 96.2 32.5 

14 170 93.5 32.2 

15 170 91.1 31.9 

16 158 88.9 31.5 

18 140 83.3 30.6 

20 125 75 29.5 

22 114 68.2 28.3 

24 105 62.5 26.9 

26 96 57.7 25.2 

28 89 53.6 23.3 

30 82 49.6 20.9 

32 45.6 18.4 

34 42.7 14.5 

36 39.8 10.6 


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Mainboom 42m 


7.5 150 88.2 39.9 

8 150 87.6 39.8 

9 150 86.2 39.6 

10 150 84.7 39.5 

11 150 82.9 39.3 

12 150 81 39 

13 150 79.3 38.8 

14 150 77.6 38.5 

15 147 75.9 38.2 

16 144 74.3 37.9 

18 135 71.4 37.1 

20 124 68.6 36.2 

22 113 66.1 35.2 

24 104 62.5 34.1 

26 95 57.7 32.8 

28 88 52.6 31.3 

30 81 48.4 29.5 

32 75 44.3 27.8 

34 70 41.2 25.4 

36 66 38.1 13.1 

38 62 35.7 19.8 

40 33.4 16.5 

Mainboom 48m 




8 130 71.4 45.8 

9 130 70.6 45.7 

10 130 69.4 45.6 

11 130 68.1 45.4 

12 130 66.8 45.2 

13 130 65.5 45 

14 130 64.3 44.7 

15 130 63.1 44.5 

16 130 61.9 44.2 

18 130 59.5 43.5 

20 124 57.3 42.8 

22 113 55.3 41.9 

24 103 53.4 41 

26 94 51.6 39.9 

28 87 50 38.7 

30 80 46.3 37.2 

32 75 42.7 35.8 

34 70 39.6 34 

36 66 36.5 32.3 

38 62 34.1 30 

40 59 31.7 27.8 

42 56 29.8 24.8 

44 28 21.8 

46 26.6 17.2 

48 25.3 12.6 


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Mainboom 54m 


9 112 56.6 51.8 

10 112 56 51.6 

11 112 55.4 51.5 

12 112 54.6 51.3 

13 112 53.8 51.1 

14 112 52.9 50.9 

15 112 52.1 50.7 

16 112 51.3 50.4 

18 112 49.6 49.8 

20 109 47.9 49.2 

22 104 46.3 48.4 

24 99 44.8 47.6 

26 92 43.4 46.7 

28 86 41.7 45.6 

30 79 40.6 44.4 

32 74 39.6 43.2 

34 69 37.8 41.7 

36 65 36 40.3 

38 61 33.7 38.5 

40 57 31.4 36.8 

42 54 29.4 34.6 

44 27.4 32.4 

46 25.8 29.6 

48 24.3 26.8 

50 23.1 22.9 

52 21.9 19.1 

Mainboom 60m 




10 94 42.7 57.7 

11 94 42.6 57.5 

12 94 42.5 57.4 

13 94 42.2 57.2 

14 94 41.9 57 

15 94 41.4 56.8 

16 94 40.9 56.6 

18 94 39.8 56.1 

20 94 38.7 55.5 

22 94 37.5 54.8 

24 94 36.4 54.1 

26 91 35.3 53.3 

28 86 34.3 52.4 

30 78 33.3 51.3 

32 73 32.3 50.3 

34 69 31.4 49 

36 64 30.5 47.8 

38 60 28.9 46.3 

40 56 27.3 44.8 

42 53 25.7 43 

44 50 24.1 41.2 

46 48 22.7 39.1 

48 45 21.4 37 

50 43 20.3 34.3 

52 41 19.2 31.7 

54 39 18.3 28.2 

56 17.5 24.8 

58 17 21 

60 16.5 17.3 


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Mainboom 72m 


Radius Superlift 0° Lifting height 

10 65 69.7 

11 65 69.6 

12 65 69.5 

13 65 69.3 

14 65 69.2 

15 65 69.0 

16 65 68.8 

18 65 68.4 

20 65 67.9 

22 64 67.4 

24 63 66.8 

26 62 66.1 

28 61 65.4 

30 58 64.6 

32 56 63.7 

34 54 62.7 

36 52 61.7 

38 50 60.6 

40 48 59.4 

42 46 58.1 

44 44 56.8 

46 42 55.3 

48 40 53.7 

50 38 52.0 

52 36 50.1 

54 35 48.2 

56 33 46.0 

58 32 43.7 

60 30 41.1 

62 28 38.2 



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40 192 170 152 124 105 91 80 64 53 46 

60 197 176 159 142 120 104 91 74 61 53 

90 208 186 168 154 141 129 114 92 77 66 

120 218 195 177 162 149 138 128 110 92 77 

40 163 140 115 98 85 75 60 50 43 37 33 

60 169 152 132 113 98 86 70 58 50 43 38 

90 179 162 148 135 122 108 87 73 62 55 48 

120 187 170 155 143 133 123 105 88 75 66 59 

40 156 129 107 92 80 71 57 47 40 35 31 27 24 22 

60 162 146 124 106 92 82 66 55 47 41 36 32 29 26 

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120 180 164 150 138 128 119 100 84 72 63 56 50 45 41 

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90 159 149 136 124 108 97 79 66 57 49 44 39 35 32 29 27 

120 159 156 144 133 123 115 95 80 69 60 53 48 43 39 36 33 

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60 128 108 92 81 72 59 49 42 36 32 28 25 23 21 19 17 15.5 14.5 

90 128 127 117 102 91 75 62 54 47 41 37 33 30 27 25 23 21 19.5 

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90 100 98 96 87 71 60 51 45 39 35 31 28 25.5 23.5 21.5 19.5 18 16.5 15.5 

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60 76 74 70 64 52 44 37 32 28 24.5 22 19.5 17.5 15.5 14 12.6 11.5 10.4 9.4 8.5 7.7 

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60 55 53 50 48 42 38 34.5 31 28 25 22 20 17.5 16 14.5 13 11.8 10.7 9.7 8.8 8 

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Pontoons and covered barges 


PONTOONS AND COVERED BARGES 

Name Capacity Dimensions Specifi cations Meetbriefnr Europanr FD-Number 

SCHELDE 5200 85,00x22,00x5,00m RoRo - Seagoing - Submersible 

KRAMMER 2194 65,00x14,98x3,30m RoRo-pontoon - Seagoing HN11014 2719781 FD95134 

EUROPA 1782 76,00x11,34x4,00m RoRo-pontoon - Seagoing HN7433 2319437 

ZEEVANG 1710 65,00x11,40x3,25m RoRo-pontoon - Seagoing R40431N 2007711 FD44139 

MEERKOET 958 54,04x11,04x2,21m Pontoon HH4137 2322441 

ALBATROS 765 50,00x11,65x2,00m RoRo-pontoon NH3406 2011269 FD74550 

WIERINGER 685 45,00x9,50x2,25m RoRo-pontoon - Spudcans AN1334 2324047 FD79703 

PURMER 685 45,00x9,50x2,25m RoRo-pontoon - Spudcans AN707 2006954 

990 473 45,00x8,10x1,82m Covered barge - Pumpable A558N 2006047 FD72528 

MARNE 1 630 42,00x7,36x2,98 Pontoon-Spudcans 22204 Z 2722204 

MARNE 2 630 42,00x7,36x2,98 Pontoon-Spudcans 22164 Z 2722164 

MARNE 1+2 (twin) 1436 42,00x14,72x2,98 Pontoons-Spudcans 

3189 308 39,15x7,48x1,78m Covered barge - Spudcans A7902 2001947 

242 223 34,69x6,91x1,72m Cranepontoon (15 ton/m) - Spudcans A10339N 2003155 

1658 216 33,93x6,90x1,69m Covered barge - Spudcans HN9911 2001318 

426 135 26.82x5.68x1.54m Covered barge HN9910 2005503 

2814 112 26,02x5,42x1,39m Covered barge - Spudcans 15495 2000826 

7659 35 16,23x4,17x1,08m Covered barge - Spudcans 

WATERLAND 300 30,00x10,00x1,30m Spudcans 

SIDEPONTOONS - 30,50x2,52x2,42m Covered barge 


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Multi purpose pontoon 

Specifications "SCHELDE" 

Length 85000 

Breadth 22000 

Height 5000 

Draught (no load) 950 

Capacity 80Te/m 2 - 15Te/m 2 (see drawing) 

Weight 1600 

Spud Poles 4 pc (length 26900) 

Classification 

� Pontoon suitable for RoRo-activities 

� Pontoon suitable for seagoing 

� Submersible pontoon 

100AT Pontoon 


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LOAD (Te) DRAUGHT (Mtr) 

0 0.95 

82.1 1 

259.2 1.1 

436.6 1.2 

614.1 1.3 

793 1.4 

972.3 1.5 

1151.7 1.6 

1331.4 1.7 

1511.5 1.8 

1693.1 1.9 

1874.6 2 

2056.5 2.1 

2238.4 2.2 

2421.6 2.3 

2605.3 2.4 

2789.2 2.5 

2973.3 2.6 

3157.7 2.7 

3343.9 2.8 

3529.8 2.9 

3716 3 

3902.3 3.1 

4089.2 3.2 

4276.5 3.3 

4463.8 3.4 

4651 3.5 

4838.3 3.6 

5025.5 3.7 

5212.8 3.8 

5306.3 3.85 


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Specifications "KRAMMER" 

Length 65000 

Breadth 14980 

Height 3300 


Capacity Seagoing 2194 

Weight 502 

Deckload 10Te/m2 

Meetbriefnumber HN11014 

Europanumber 2719781 

FD-Number FD95134 

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0 0.64 

51.5 0.7 

137.9 0.8 

225.3 0.9 

313.1 1 

401.8 1.1 

491.1 1.2 

581 1.3 

671.4 1.4 

762.4 1.5 

854.1 1.6 

946.3 1.7 

1039 1.8 

1132 1.9 

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1319.6 2.1 

1414.5 2.2 

1509.6 2.3 

1605 2.4 

1700.7 2.5 

1796.5 2.6 

1892.7 2.7 

1989.1 2.8 

2086 2.9 

2183 3 

2196 3.01 


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Specifications "EUROPA 1" 

Length 76000 

Breadth 11340 

Breadth hatch 8440 

Height 4000 


Capacity - Rivergoing 1782 

Weight 915 

Meetbriefnumber HN7433 


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84.92 1.15 

169.99 1.25 

255.19 1.35 

340.53 1.45 

425.94 1.55 

511.34 1.65 

596.72 1.75 

682.06 1.85 

767.35 1.95 

852.58 2.05 

937.79 2.15 

1022.99 2.25 

1108.19 2.35 

1193.38 2.45 

1278.59 2.55 

1363.83 2.65 

1449.1 2.75 

1534.41 2.85 

1619.74 2.95 

1705.34 3.05 

1765.44 3.12 


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Specifications "ZEEVANG" 

Length 65000 

Breadth 11400 

Height 3250 



Capacity - Seagoing 1235 

Weight 387 

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64 0.76 

128 0.86 

193 0.96 

259 1.06 

325 1.16 

392 1.26 

460 1.36 

528 1.46 

597 1.56 

667 1.66 

737 1.76 

808 1.86 

880 1.96 

952 2.06 

1025 2.16 

1098 2.26 

1170 2.36 

1244 2.46 

1377 2.56 

1390 2.66 

1464 2.76 

1537 2.86 

1610 2.96 

1683 3.06 

1712 3.1 


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Specifications "ALBATROS" 

Length 50000 

Breadth 11650 

Height 2000 


Capacity 765 

Weight 149 

Deckload 4.98 Te/m2 

Meetbriefnumber NH3406 



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63.14 0.4 

117.03 0.5 

171.29 0.6 

225.9 0.7 

280.87 0.8 

336.19 0.9 

391.87 1 

447.91 1.1 

504.31 1.2 

561.06 1.3 

618.17 1.4 

675.63 1.5 

733.45 1.6 

762.45 1.65 


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Length 45000 

Breadth 9500 

Height 2250 


Capacity 685 

Weight 135 

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73.79 0.54 

111.7 0.64 

150.28 0.74 

189.53 0.84 

229.44 0.94 

270.01 1.04 

311.23 1.14 

353.04 1.24 

395.11 1.34 

437.18 1.44 

479.28 1.54 

521.31 1.64 

563.38 1.74 

605.44 1.84 

647.51 1.94 

685.37 2.03 


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Specifications "WIERINGER" 

Length 45000 

Breadth 9500 

Height 2250 


Capacity 685 

Weight 135 

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73.79 0.54 

111.7 0.64 

150.28 0.74 

189.53 0.84 

229.44 0.94 

270.01 1.04 

311.23 1.14 

353.04 1.24 

395.11 1.34 

437.18 1.44 

479.28 1.54 

521.31 1.64 

563.38 1.74 

605.44 1.84 

647.51 1.94 

685.37 2.03 


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Specifications "MARNE 1" 

Length 42000 

Breadth 7360 

Height 2980 


Capacity - Seagoing 630 hold closed 

Weight pontoon + Weight hatchcover 138+18 

Deckload 10 Te/m2 

Hatchcover yes 

Spudpiles 2pcs 

Spudpiles length 2x 12m and 2x 20m 

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34.45 0.7 

63.03 0.8 

91.94 0.9 

121.19 1 

150.79 1.1 

180.72 1.2 

211 1.3 

241.61 1.4 

272.57 1.5 

303.57 1.6 

334.56 1.7 

365.56 1.8 

396.55 1.9 

427.55 2 

485.54 2.1 

489.54 2.2 

520.53 2.3 

551.53 2.4 

582.53 2.5 

613.53 2.6 

630 2.65 


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Specifications "MARNE 2" 

Length 42000 

Breadth 7360 

Height 2980 


Capacity - Seagoing 630 

Weight 148 

Deckload 10 Te/m2 

Spudpiles 2 pcs 

Spudpiles length 2x 12m and 2x 20m 

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42.45 0.7 

71.03 0.8 

99.94 0.9 

129.19 1 

158.79 1.1 

188.72 1.2 

219 1.3 

249.61 1.4 

280.57 1.5 

311.57 1.6 

342.56 1.7 

373.56 1.8 

404.55 1.9 

435.55 2 

466.54 2.1 

497.54 2.2 

528.53 2.3 

559.53 2.4 

590.53 2.5 

621.52 2.6 

630 2.63 


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Specifications "MARNE 1+2" 

Length 40000 

Breadth 14720 

Height 2980 



Weight 287 

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Pushertug 

Specifi cations “ARCTIC” 


PUSHERTUG - ARCTIC 

Length o.a. 19,00 m 

Breadth o.a. 11,20 m 

Mean Draught 2,30 

Propulsion Twin Screw 2600 hp 

Push Power 35 T 

Max. Speed 15 Km/H 

Adjustable Wheelhouse, view level from w.l. 11,00 m 

Air Draft, Min/Max 4,30 m 

Displacement 417.86 m³ 

Bunkercapacity Fresh Water 8000 L 

Bunkercapacity Fuel Oil 40000 L 

Generator no. 1 Iveco 380V / 40Kva 

Generator no. 2 Iveco 380V / 40Kva 

Callsign/Flag P19877/Dutch 

Navigation and communication equipment Radar 

3x VHF 

Autopilot and turn indicator 

Depth sounder 

Cameras 

Computer with Tresco software 

Deck Equipment 4 hydraulic towing winches, remotely controlled 

Hydraulic crane 

Anchor winch with two stern anchors 


International tonnage certifi cate HN10592 


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PUSHERTUG - ARCTIC

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Coastal Tug 

Specifi cations “ZEPHYRUS” 


COASTAL TUG - ZEPHYRUS 



Mean Draught 2,54 m 

Propulsion 2x 486 hp 

Bollard Pull 15 T 

Max. Speed 11 knots 

AirDraft 6,00 m 

Draft Min. - Max. 2,00 - 2,40 m 

Displacement 150 T 

Bunker Capacities Fuel 23,5 m³ 

Fresh Water 18 m³ 

Sewage 2,3 m³ 

Sludge 2,0 m³ 

Callsign / Flag Dutch 

Navigation Equipment Radar 

SBB Radio+DSC-2xVHF+DSC 

Compass-Autopilot-GPS-Navtex 

Echo Sounder-Weatherfax 

Deck Equipment Hydraulic Crane 10 T/m 

Towing Winche (single drum) 16/35 T 

Capstander 4 T 

Coupling Winches 2 pc. Electric 

Coupling Winches 2 pc. Hand 

Accommodation 5 Persons 

Classifi cation B.V. Ix HULL• Mach, Tug Unrestricted navig. 

NSI 30 miles out coast 


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COASTAL TUG - ZEPHYRUS 

COASTAL TUG-ZEPHYRUS

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Pushertug 

Specifi cations “ALASKA” 


PUSHERTUG - ALASKA 




Propulsion Twin Scew 2 x 558 hp 


Max. Speed 14 km/h 


Air Draft Min. - Max. 3,85 - 12,50 m 


Bunker Capacities Fuel 14 m³ 


Generator no 1 380 V, 12 kVA 

Generator no 2 380 V, 30 kVA 

Callsign / Flag PE9190 / Dutch 

Navigation Communication Equipment Radar 

VHF Transmitter 2 pc 

GSM Telephone 

Echo Sounder 

Automatic Pilot 

Deck Equipment Hydraulic Crane 

Plunger Pumps 2”+ 4” 




Meetbrief number FD24540 


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PUSHERTUG - ALASKA

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Pushertug 

Specifi cations “BÜFFEL” 


PUSHERTUG - BÜFFEL 




Propulsion Schottelnavigators 2 x 550 hp 




Air Draft, Min/Max 4,0 - 6,70m 

Displacement 143,43 T 

Bunkercapacity Fresh Water 3,5 m³ 

Bunkercapacity Fuel Oil 20 m³ 

Generator no. 1 230 / 380 V, 55 kVA 

Generator no. 2 230 / 380 V, 6 kVA 

Callsign / Flag DC5773 / German 



Inland AIS 

Deck Equipment Pump 1m³/h 


Europa nummer 04034000 

CvO 3109Sg 


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PUSHERTUG - BÜFFEL

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Tug / Pushertug 

Specifi cations “LINGE” 


TUG/PUSHERTUG - LINGE 




Propulsion Twin Scew 2 x 360 hp 







Bunker Capacities Fresh water 2 m³ 

Generator 380 V, 30 kVA 

Callsign / Flag PI 4826 / Dutch 



GSM Telephone 

Echo Sounder 



Europe number 2313175 

Meetbrief number R2426N 


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TUG/PUSHERTUG - LINGE

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Tug / Pushertug 

TUG/PUSHERTUG - SPITSBERGEN 

Specifi cations “SPITSBERGEN” 





Propulsion 700 hp 

Towing- / Push Power 8 T 







Generator 380 V, 31 KVA 

Callsign / Flag PD 7857 / Dutch 



GSM Telephone 

Echo Sounder 



Europe Number 2310239 

Meetbrief Number CN1920 


For reference only.

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TUG/PUSHERTUG - SPITSBERGEN

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Multi purpose vessel 

MULTI PURPOSE VESSEL - JUMBO 

Specifi cations “JUMBO” 




Breadth (incl side pontoons) 14,60 m 

Height 3,00 m 

View level/height 4,00 m 




Free deckspace 120 m² 

Callsign / Flag IMO 2006982 / Dutch 

Navigation Equipment Radar 


Vigil RX navigator 

Echo Sounder 2 pc 

Deck Equipment Hydraulic Crane Cap. 15T 

Coupling Winches 4 pc 

Spudpiles 2 pc 

Europe number 2006982 

Meetbrief number H1958N 


For reference only.

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Dimensions in millimeters. 

For reference only.

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Jumbo 

Multi Purpose Vessel “Jumbo” can be used for activities as: 

• calamity suppression 

• buoy- and anchortreatment 

• salvage operations 

• drilling operations 

• environment research 

• lifting- and transport activities 

• maintenance- and contracter activities 


Because of its slight draught and perfect manouvrability the vessel is suited for activities along the Dutch coast, 

Ysselmeer and Wadden Sea. RORO-Ramps can be used to move a crane or other vehicles onto the Jumbo. 

Containers can be placed on deck by the hydraulic marine crane. For load and discharge above 15Te a mobile 

crane of max. 200Te/m can be driven onto the Jumbo. 

The Jumbo meets the Dutch demands for navigation inspection (zone 4 / Coastel waters 30 Miles), Germanic 

Lloyd and has got a certifi cate for navigation on the Rhine. 

Propulsion 

Schottelnavigator 700hp Cummins with bowscrew 150hp 

Generators 

• 2 main generators 250KVA 220/380 V each 

• Harbour/auxiliary generator 25KVA 

Ballastpump / Salvage pump 

• BBA 300m3/h type B 156 serie B.L. 

• Mobile pumps – capacity upto 1500m3/h. 

Fire-extinguish installation 

• Fire extinguish-pump 360m3/h – 10bar. 

• 2 water/foammonitors 300l/min each - reach 72m 

• Fire-hose connection on deck to be operated by hand 

• 3000l foam-liquid 

• 4 compressed air-masks 

Spudcans 


2 spudcans of 12m length each, diameter 0.6m. The spudcan at the back can be turned over on deck. 

Control from bridge and deck.

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Hydraulic crane 

Heila HMR 150/15F marine crane 

Capacity: 

15 T – 4,5m 

12.5 T – 11,0m 

9 T – 15,0m 

Stern: 

Hydraulic crane: 14tm, 1T – 7,0m 

Anchor winches 

• 1 central stern anchor mooring winch – 4 drums with 15 T ropecapacity 

• 2 forward anchor mooring winches – 12 T ropecapacity 

• Control from bridge and deck 

• 4 point mooring system 

Navigation equipment 

• 1 radar 

• 2 VHF-transmitters 

• Vigil RX navigator 

• Wind-gauge 

• Radiotelephone 

• 2 Echo sounders 

• Liquid compass 

• Auto-pilot 

• Gasdetector 

Accomodation 

• 2 cabins 1 person 

• 1 cabin 2 persons 

• 1 cabin 4 persons 


MULTI PURPOSE VESSEL - JUMBO

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Quick assistance vessel 

Specifications "TIJGERHAAI" 

Length (L): 12,5 m 

Breadth (B): 3,5 m 

Mean draught: 0.6 m 

Engine: 2 x 200hp 

Speed: 40km/h 

Callsign / Flag PE2943 / Dutch 

Supplies: Radar 

2 VHF-transmitters 

Mobile-pumps 


Meetbrief number GN1034 


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Quick-Assistance-Vessel 

Specifications "WERKVLET 1" 

Length o.a. 6.60 m 

Breadth o.a. 2.20 m 

Height 1.20 m 

Mean Draught 0.70 m 


Liftingweight 5 Te 


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Quick-Assistance-Vessel 

Specifications "WERKVLET 2" 

Length o.a. 5.50 m 

Breadth o.a. 2.00 m 

Height 0.90 m 

Mean Draught 0.40 m 


Liftingweight 3 Te 


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Mobile pumps 

Specifi cations 6” Pumps 3” Pumps 3” Pumps 

Plunger-pumps 

Available: 

• 2” plunger-pumps 





BALLAST SYSTEM 

Weight 1300kg 120kg 50kg 

Produce 500m3/h - - 

Head 340m3/h at 10m head 63m3/h at 8m head 60m3/h at 8m head 

Coupling Bauer Bauer - 

Fuel Diesel Diesel Benzine 

For reference only.

BA 150 K B 156 G 


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Speed 1480 rpm Speed 1500 rpm 

Impeller 235 mm Impeller 254 mm 

Wear plate Standard Wear plate Standard 

Free passage 90 mm Free passage 40 mm 

Suction DN 150 Suction DN 150 

Discharge DN 150 Discharge DN 150 

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Werkstoff: Werkstoff: 

Gießnummer: Gewicht Netto: 711,652 kg 

Benennung : 

BA 150 TWGS / Hatz 3L41 - (75 mm) 

BA 150 TWGS / Hatz 3L41 - (75 mm) 

Oberflächen : 

nach 

DIN ISO 1302 : 

PROJEKTION ANSI 

> t/m tol. > t/m tol. 

0.5 6.0 �0.1 120 315 �0.5 

6.0 30 �0.2 315 1000 �0.8 

30 120 �0.3 1000 2000 �1.2 

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Datum 

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Werkstoff: Werkstoff: 

Gießnummer: Gewicht Netto: 711.652 kg 

Benennung : 

BA 150 TWGS / Hatz 3L41 

BA 150 TWGS / Hatz 3L41 

Oberflächen : 

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DIN ISO 1302 : 

PROJEKTION ANSI 

> t/m tol. > t/m tol. 

0.5 6.0 �0.1 120 315 �0.5 

6.0 30 �0.2 315 1000 �0.8 

30 120 �0.3 1000 2000 �1.2 

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14t Winch 

Manufacturer AMCON 

Weight 125000 

Wire storage cap. 2 x 600m 

Min breakforce line 1530kN 

Maximum speed 18m/min 

14t Winch 

Manufacturer ELEPHANT 

Weight 10350kg 

Wire storage cap. 600m 

Min breakforce line 707.8kN 

Maximum speed 24m/min 

27t Winch 

WINCHES 

Manufacturer GEDI 

Weight 14700kg 

Wire storage cap. 450m 

Min breakforce line 1220kN 

Maximum speed 3.34m/min 

Weight and capacities in metric tonnes, dimensions in millimeters. 

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7Te Mooring Mooring winche winche 

Specifi Specifications cations Hydraulic Hydraulic double double drum-winch 

Type Hatz Hydraulic winches / Diesel / Diesel 

Manufacturer Tecnospirit Werkendam 

Dimensions (LxWxH) (LxWxH) 3500x2000x1620 

Drums Drums 2 

Pulling 

Pulling 

force 

force 

7Te 

7Te 

each 

each 

Wire diameter 28mm 

Drum capacity capacity 250m 250m 

Weight Weight 6Te 6Te 

Year 

Year 

build 

build 

2003 

2003 


7Te Mooring winche 

WINCHES 

Specifi Specifications cations Hydraulic double drum-winch 

Type Hatz Hydraulic winches / Diesel 

Manufacturer 

Dimensions (LxWxH) 

Drums 

Drum capacity 

Machinefabriek Luyt bv 

2290x2300x2370 

2 

300m 

Pulling force 

Pulling force 1 drum 

Holdingforce 

7Te each 

10Te@ ø400 

15 Te 1 e Wire diameter 

Winch speed 

layer 

24mm 

18m/min @1 e Type Hatz Hydraulic winches / Diesel 

Manufacturer 

Dimensions (LxWxH) 

Drums 

Drum capacity 

Machinefabriek Luyt bv 

2290x2300x2370 

2 

300m 

Pulling force 

Pulling force 1 drum 

Holdingforce 

Wire diameter 

Winch speed 

Year build 

Year build 

7Te each 

10Te@ ø400 

15Te 1e layer 

24mm 

18m/min @1e layer (ø400) 

layer (ø400) 

2008 

2008 

Dimensions in millimeters. 

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12Te Winch (double drums) 

Manufacturer TECNOSPIRIT bv 

Weight 6000 kg (without cable) 

Cable storage cap. 2 x 400m ø24mm 

Pulingforce first layer 12 Te 

Holdingforce first layer 18 Te 

Clutch Hand operated 

Operation (Remote) / radio controled 

Diesel Engine 

Brand Hatz 

Type 4M41C 

No. cylinders 4 

Power 41 kW 

RPM 2000 

Cooling Air Cooling 

Fuel Gasoil 

Fueltank 80 ltr 

Exhaust system Discom LH 35 ND 50 

Hydraulic system 

Hydraulic pump Kawasaki K3VL45A-INRSM-L1 

Working pressure 250 bar 

Flow 90 litre/min 

Regular Load sensing 

Operation valve spuds HPV 41-4-80-20 

Hydraulic tank 300 ltr 

Hydraulic oil Mobil DTE25 (46) 

Return filter type TEF210.10VG.16S 

Air filter hydraulic tank DBL 101 

Electric system 

WINCHES 

Volt 12 Volt DC 

Battery 1 x 12 Volt – 140 Ah 

Main switch Yes 

Hour counter; 

Fuel tank indicator; 

Signal lamps for oil pressure 

Motor panel 

and generator; 

Hydraulic pressure indicator; 

Start / stop switch; 

Main switch

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SPREADER HEB 200 (C=100mm) 


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Safe working load Pin diameter (A) Yaw width (B) Internal height (C) Overall width (D) Weight (kg) 

4.75 22 31 51 79 7 

6.5 25 36 83 102 1.7 

8.5 28 43 95 118 2.6 

9.5 32 47 108 131 3.8 

12 35 51 115 147 4.8 

13.5 38 57 133 162 7 

17 42 60 146 177 8.5 

25 50 74 178 216 16 

35 57 83 197 246 21 

55 70 105 254 315 42 

85 80 127 330 340 69 

100 80 127 330 340 69 

120 95 146 381 559 120 

125 80 130 365 380 73 

150 108 165 400 368 160 

175 108 140 368 468 153.7 

200 105 150 480 495 227 

250 127 216 508 623 273 

300 150 200 600 575 340 

400 175 225 650 655 560 

600 205 275 700 765 880 

700 215 300 700 810 1020 

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1.7 X X X 

2 X X 

2.5 X 

3 X X X X X X X 

3.5 X X X X 

4 X 

4.5 X 

5 X X X X X X X X X X X X 

5.5 X X 

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7 X X X 

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9 X X 

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15 X X X X X X X X X X X 

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4.5 X X X 

5 X X X X 

6.2 X 

7 X 

9.8 X X X 

10 X X X X 

12 X 

14 X X X 

15 X X X X 

19 X X 

20 X X X 


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35 X X X X X X 

40 X X X X X 

50 X X X X 

60 X X X 

70 X X X 

80 X X X X 

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5000 1000 100 1667 600 

5000 1000 150 3750 900 

5000 1000 180 5400 1150 

5000 1000 200 6667 1250 

6000 1000 150 3750 1100 

6000 1000 200 6667 1500 

Wooden wedges 

Azobe mats 

Length (L) Width (W) Height (H) Weight [kg] 

3000 1000 300 450 

2840 1480 300 875 

2400 1000 200 250 

1490 930 180 145 


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16000 1500 600 30706 

3xHE600B + 

2xHE600m 

S275 19300 

16000 900 500 19060 

2xHE600B + 

1xHE600m 

S275 11340 

15000 1500 550 24850 5xHE500B S235 15300 

12000 1500 500 21450 5xHE500B S235 11220 

12000 900 500 12870 3xHE500B S235 4210 

12000 1200 260 5750 5xHE260B S235 5600 

10870 1820 390 13850 6xHE400A S235 10330 

10500 1060 260 4600 4xHE260B S355 3900 

10000 1500 440 14500 5xHE450A S235 7200 

9000 1206 500 17160 4xHE500B S355 7000 

9000 1250 270 9000 5xHE240M S235 7250 

8200 1520 290 6300 5xHE300A S355 3700 

7500 1500 400 14400 5xHE400B S235 6000 

7000 1500 400 14400 5xHE400B S235 5600 

6000 1010 200 2850 5xHE200B S355 2000 

6000 1209 300 6712 4xHE300B S355 3000 

5000 1090 180 2554 6xHE180B S355 1650 

5000 1200 300 6720 4xHE300B S235 2400 

3000 900 400 8640 3xHE400B S235 1395 

3000 600 400 5760 2xHE400B S235 930 

Length (L) Width (W) Height (h) 

Hinge distance 

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12560 1500 380 760 80 S355 12000 12000 

12000 1500 320 1080 110 S235 12800 5xHE300C 11150 

8200 960 300 560 100 S235 5765 3xHE300B 3500 

8000 1510 290 740 85 S355 6300 5xHE300A 4200 

5500 1500 270 1020 128 S235 5441 6xHE240A 2520 

5000 1000 200 466 60 S355 2850 5xHE200B 1700 

3000 1500 60 - - S355 1800 PLATE 1950 

1900 3000 100 - - S355 1250 PLATE 2280 

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Q P 

Number Length (L) Width (W) Height (H) Wx [x10 3 mm 3 Q 

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SU-SQ-H050-2 800 800 500 1041 4.000 

SU-BX-L150-1 1500 750 750 1028 250 0.930 

SU-SQ-H100-3 800 800 1000 1041 0.600 

SU-BX-L407-1 4100 1150 1000 35411 834 539 3.300 

SU-BX-L406-1 4100 1000 1340 44628 970 681 4.300 

OS-1500-22 3100 1100 1500 51632 1321 1039 6.100 

OS-1750-02 4000 1000 1750 59989 901 901 5.000 

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Q 

Number Diameter (D) Height (H) Weight 

SY-CYL-H050-1 1100 500 914 0.525 

SU-CYL-H100-1 1100 1000 914 0.775 

SU-CYL-H100-3 760 1000 359 0.450 

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GENERAL TERMS 

AND CONDITIONS 


Page 1 of 16 

Mammoet applies the January 2010 version of the Standard Terms and Conditions of the Vertical Transport 

Association (Algemene Voorwaarden Vereniging Verticaal Transport - Versie januari 2010), consisting of Standard 

and Special Terms and Conditions. 

Supplementary Special Terms and Conditions have been drawn up for specifi c activities not mentioned in the 

January 2010 version of 

the Standard Terms and Conditions of the Vertical Transport Association. These Supplementary Special Terms and 

Conditions are derived from the standard terms and conditions customarily applied in the market concerned. 

Contents 


STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

Standard Terms and Conditions of the Vertical Transport Association - January 2010 version Page 2 

Special Terms and Conditions of the Vertical Transport Association - January 2010 version 

I Hire of Equipment and/or Personnel Page 7 

II Transport Page 8 

III Storage, Transshipment, Warehousing and Delivery Page 10 

Supplementary Special Terms and Conditions 

IV Salvage Page 11 

V Terms and Conditions relating to the use of sheerlegs Page 12 

VI Terms and Conditions relating to the Use of Barges Page 13 

VII Towing Services Page 14 

VIII Pushing Services Page 15 

IX Diving Services Page 16 

This English translation of the original Dutch document is provided for convenience only. In case of a disagreement 

between this translation and the original Dutch version, the original Dutch version will prevail.

Page 2 of 16 

PREAMBLE 

These Standard Terms and Conditions of the Vertical Transport 

Association have been drawn up for use by members of this 

association. These terms and conditions are referred to below as 

the VVT Standard Terms and Conditions. 

Applicability of Standard and Special Terms and Conditions 

These VVT Standard Terms and Conditions consist of (A) Standard 

Terms and Conditions and (B) Special Terms and Conditions. 

Depending on the nature of the order or activities, or any part 

thereof which can reasonably be regarded as independent, the 

Special Terms and Conditions as set out below will apply in 

addition to the Standard Terms and Conditions. 

When Special Terms and Conditions are applicable, they will prevail 

over these Standard Terms and Conditions in respect of subjects or 

parts of subjects that confl ict with the Standard Terms and 

Conditions. Where subjects or parts thereof dealt with in the Special 

Terms and Conditions do not confl ict with subjects already dealt 

with in the Standard Terms and Conditions, the relevant provisions 

of the Special Terms and Conditions will always be treated as an 

addition to the provisions of the Standard Terms and Conditions. 

If it is not apparent from the order or activities which Special Terms 

and Conditions are applicable, or if this cannot reasonably be 

ascertained, or if the Special Terms and Conditions are ineffective 

for any reason whatever, the Standard Terms and Conditions will 

always apply. 

(A) STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS 

1 Defi nitions 

a ‘VVT Standard Terms and Conditions’: this complete set of 

terms and conditions comprising both Standard Terms and 

Conditions and Special Terms and Conditions; 

b ‘Contractor Group’: the group of enterprises (including the 

Contractor), located either in or outside the Netherlands and 

associated directly and/or indirectly with the Contractor; 

c ‘Contractor’: the enterprise that concludes or intends to 

conclude a Contract with a Customer; 

d ‘Customer’: the party which procures or hires, or intends to 

procure or hire, Equipment, Personnel and/or Services from 

the Contractor; 

e ‘Customer Group’: the Customer, its own customer, the 

enterprises associated with the Customer and/or its own 

customer and their own contractors and subcontractors, 

customers, directors and members of staff; 

f ‘Contract’: the separate agreement between the Contractor 

and the Customer for the provision by the Contractor of 

Equipment, Personnel and/or Services, together with all 

schedules and/or amendments and/or additions thereto; 

g ‘Equipment’: the equipment and/or materials which the 

Contractor provides and/or will provide under the Contract; 

h ‘Personnel’: the employees, subordinates and auxiliary 

persons whom the Contractor provides and/or will provide 

under the Contract; 

i ‘Services’: the services which the Contractor provides and/ 

or will provide under the Contract; 

j ‘Hire’: the hiring of the Equipment and/or Personnel under 

the Contract; 


k ‘Project’: the Hire and/or the Services together; 

l ‘Project Period’: the term of the Project as agreed in the 

Contract; 

m ‘Variation Order’: an order placed by the Customer with the 

Contractor for modifi cations and/or additions to and/or 

extensions of the Hire, the Services, the Project and/or the 

Project Period; 

n ‘Work’: the construction work and/or the transport and/or 

other activities of the Customer for which the Customer is 

hiring the Equipment and/or Personnel and/or procuring 

the Services; 

o ‘Load’: the freight, object or objects which must be 

transported and/or lifted and/or moved and/or stored and/ 

or transshipped and/or salvaged in any way whatever; 

p ‘Location’: the site where the Equipment will be used, 

where the Personnel will perform activities and/or where 

the Services will be provided; 

q ‘Documentation’: the drawings, (technical) specifi cations, 

designs, calculations, models, prototypes and other 

documents provided or yet to be provided by anyone in 

relation to and/or in connection with the Project and/or 

the Work; 

r ‘Contract Price’: the price for the Project as agreed under 

the Contract; 

s ‘Party’: the Contractor or the Customer; 

t ‘Parties’: the Contractor and the Customer jointly. 

2 Applicability 

2.1 The VVT Standard Terms and Conditions form an integral 

part of each Contract between the Contractor and the 

Customer and apply to all subsequent contracts resulting 

from or relating to a Contract, and to all quotations, offers, 

letters of intent, orders, order confi rmations and other 

documents and acts made and/or done in preparation 

for and/or prior to and/or in connection with a Contract. 

2.2 Any terms and conditions, of whatever nature and 

howsoever called or described, which the Customer applies 

and/or to which the Customer refers are not applicable and 

are hereby expressly rejected by the Contractor. 

2.3 In the event of a confl ict between the VVT Standard Terms 

and Conditions and the provisions of the Contract, the 

provisions of the Contract will prevail. 

2.4 The most recent version of the VVT Standard Terms and 

Conditions is applicable. The most recent version can be 

found on the website of the Vereniging Verticaal Transport 

and/or the Contractor. 

3 Offer and acceptance 

3.1 All quotations and offers issued or made by the Contractor, 

including any brochures, price lists and/or other documents 

supplied by the Contractor in preparation for and/or prior to 

the conclusion of a Contract, are without obligation. 

3.2 Except as expressly stated otherwise, each quotation and/or 

offer is based on performance by the Contractor in normal 

circumstances and during normal working hours. 

3.3 Each quotation and/or offer issued or made by the 

Contractor relates exclusively to the services, and the scope 

thereof, as specifi ed in the quotation and/or the offer. Except 

as expressly stated otherwise, quotations and offers are 

exclusive of any charge for additional work. 

3.4 A Contract will be concluded only when it is confi rmed in 

writing by the Contractor or by the performance of the 

Services and/or Hire. 

3.5 No amendment and/or addition to a Contract or to the 

VVT Standard Terms and Conditions will take effect unless 

it has been agreed and confi rmed in writing by the 

Contractor. 

Standard Terms and Conditions of the Vertical Transport Association 

January 2010 version

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4 Contract Price 

4.1 Except as expressly stated otherwise in the Contract, the 

Contract Price is based on performance during normal 

working hours on a daily and/or weekly basis and in normal 

circumstances and under normal working conditions as 

applicable in the country where the Equipment is used, the 

Personnel perform their activities and/or the Services are 

provided. 

4.2 The Contract Price includes only the charge for the Hire and/ 

or the Services as specifi ed in the Contract. 

4.3 The Contract Price is exclusive of VAT and exclusive of all 

taxes, costs, penalties and/or incremental penalties levied 

by government and/or other authorities in respect of and/or 

in connection with the Contract (with the exception of 

corporation tax and/or other tax on income for which the 

Contractor is liable). 

4.4 If the cost price of one or more elements of the Contract 

Price over which the Contractor has no infl uence rises 

substantially after the date of conclusion of the Contract, 

the Contractor will be entitled to increase the Contract Price 

accordingly. To qualify as substantial a price rise must be at 

least 5% (fi ve per cent). 

4.5 The provisions of this article are also applicable to the (extra) 

costs of modifi cations, additions and/or extensions, 

regardless of whether or not they are included in Variation 

Orders. 

5 Variation Order 

5.1 The Customer is entitled to submit written Variation Orders 

to the Contractor. 

5.2 The Contractor will be obliged to execute Variation Orders 

unless the activities entailed by the Variation Order do not 

form part of the normal business activities of the Contractor 

and/or if other projects of the Contractor, its subcontractors 

or the Contractor Group could be substantially delayed as 

a result and/or as provided for in paragraph 5.4. 

5.3 The Contractor will charge the Customer additionally for 

the costs of all amendments and/or additions to and/or 

extensions of the Contract as a consequence of a Variation 

Order. Except in the case of amendments as referred to in 

paragraph 5.4, the costs will be calculated in accordance 

with the applicable unit prices. In the absence of such unit 

prices or if the specifi c unit prices are not applicable to the 

Variation Order, the charge will be determined on a fair and 

reasonable basis. 

5.4 Variation Orders and/or amendments which reduce 

the scope of the overall Services or Hire are permitted, 

unless the cancelled Services and/or Hire will, at any stage, 

be performed by the Customer itself or by third parties. 

The cancellation of Services and/or Hire will be treated as 

a termination or, as the case may be, partial termination of 

the Contract and will give rise to a payment obligation as 

set out in paragraph 14.3. 

6 Payment 

6.1 Payment must be made by the Customer within the payment 

period specifi ed in the Contract or, if no payment period is 

specifi ed in the Contract, within 30 (thirty) days of the date of 

the invoice. 

6.2 Except as otherwise agreed between the Parties, payment 

must be made into a bank account specifi ed by Contractor, 

without any deduction, set-off or withholding of any kind. 


6.3 Payments by the Customer to the Contractor may never be 

dependent upon receipt by Customer of payments from third 

parties, including the Customer’s own customer. 

6.4 If the Customer has not made payment by the due date at 

the latest, the Customer will be in default without any notice 

of default being required, and will owe the Contractor default 

interest equal to 1.5% (one and a half per cent) per month 

on the overdue amounts. Such default interest will accrue 

from the relevant due date. 

6.5 In the event of payment default by the Customer, all costs 

and expenditure (including all costs of legal assistance, both 

in and out of court) incurred by the Contractor in collecting 

the amount due will be payable by the Customer, subject to 

a minimum of EUR 50 (fi fty euros). 

6.6 The Contractor is entitled to retain property of the Customer 

in its possession as security for the payment of all sums due 

from the Customer to the Contractor (under the Contract) 

until the Customer has paid the sums due or has provided 

appropriate security. The Contractor will also have this right 

of retention if the Customer becomes subject to an order 

for winding up or is declared bankrupt, enters into a debt 

payment programme under the Netherlands Debt 

Arrangement (Natural Persons) Act (Wet Schuldsanering 

Natuurlijke Personen or WSNP) or has applied for court 

protection from creditors (moratorium). 

7 Documentation and Information 

7.1 All Documentation is and will remain the property of 

the Party that has supplied it to the other Party and all 

intellectual property rights therein are and will remain 

vested in the Party that has supplied the Documentation 

to the other Party. 

7.2 Each Party is liable and responsible to the other Party for 

the accuracy, correctness and completeness of the 

Documentation and information supplied by it or on its 

behalf. Each Party may rely fully on the accuracy, 

correctness and completeness of the Documentation and 

information supplied to it by or on behalf of the other Party. 

Each Party indemnifi es the other Party against all 

consequences of any inaccuracy, incorrectness and 

incompleteness of the Documentation and information 

supplied by it or on its behalf to the other Party. 

7.3 If expressly provided for in the Contract and in so far as this 

falls within the scope of the Contractor’s normal business 

activities and professional expertise, the Contractor will 

check the Documentation supplied by or on behalf of the 

Customer for errors, omissions and/or points that are 

unclear. However, the Customer is and will remain fully 

responsible and liable at all times for the consequences 

of errors, omissions and/or points that are unclear in such 

Documentation. 

7.4 The Customer will guarantee the structural integrity of the 

Load, including the suitability of the Load for the method 

used during the activities. Unless explicitly agreed otherwise, 

the Contractor will not be responsible for the structural 

integrity of the Load or for the suitability of the Load for the 

method used. 

7.5 The Customer is responsible for checking what the soil 

pressures will be during the activities and guarantees that 

the soil can withstand the requisite soil pressure. The 

Customer is liable for all consequences, loss, damage and/ 

or costs that arise if it transpires that the soil is unable to 

withstand the soil pressure during the activities. 



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8 Performance 

8.1 The Contractor may at any time arrange for all or part of the 

Services and/or the Hire to be performed by third parties. 

8.2 If the said third parties are ever held non-contractually liable 

for the activities or services for which they have been used by 

the Contractor, they will be entitled to invoke all provisions of 

the present VVT Standard Terms and Conditions concerning 

the exclusion or limitation of liability and concerning the 

governing law and jurisdiction. 

8.3 Unless expressly agreed otherwise in the Contract, all times, 

time schedules and/or periods for performance by the 

Contractor specifi ed in the Contract or a Variation Order 

or otherwise agreed between the Parties will merely be 

an estimate and will not be binding on the Contractor. 

8.4 If, however, a time or period is expressly agreed to be 

binding in the Contract: 

a) such time or period will not start until the Customer has 

fulfi lled all its own obligations, including payment of all 

amounts due, and until all other requirements and 

conditions have been met, and 

b) such time or period will be suspended during any period 

in which the Customer fails to fulfi l its obligations and any 

period in which any requirement or condition is not met. 

8.5 Under no circumstances will the Contractor be obliged to 

carry out any activities or comply with any instructions and/ 

or directions of any Party whatever if this would be unsafe 

and/or potentially dangerous to life or property, this being a 

matter to be decided by the Contractor at its exclusive and 

reasonable discretion. 

9 General obligations of the Parties 

9.1 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Customer is 

responsible for obtaining all permits, licences, road closures 

and other approvals which are necessary for the Project, 

the Work and the Location and will arrange for these to be 

obtained. 

9.2 The Customer must ensure that the Location is properly 

accessible, that the Equipment can be mobilised properly 

and safely and that the Project, the Hire and/or the Services 

can start on the agreed date and can be performed without 

interruption or hindrance. 

9.3 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Customer is 

responsible for providing sound hoisting, anchor, jacking 

and/or lashing points, which should be suffi ciently strong for 

the performance of the Work. 

9.4 The Customer must provide good working conditions at the 

Location (in particular as regards health and safety) and 

ensure that they are completely in accordance with the 

required criteria and with local regulations and requirements. 

9.5 The Parties must comply with all laws, rules, regulations, 

decisions, orders and/or other requirements and instructions 

of government and/or other authorities. 

9.6 The Parties will supply each other, free of charge, with all 

information that is reasonably necessary in connection with 

the performance of the Contract, including – but not limited 

to – relevant technical documentation. 


10 Liability 

10.1 In so far as the Contractor is or can be held liable under 

these VVT Standard Terms and Conditions and/or the 

Contract, the Contractor will only be liable (without prejudice 

to the following paragraphs of this article) for any 

occurrence, loss, costs or damage caused directly by any 

act or omission on the part of the Contractor or its 

subcontractors. 

10.2 With the exception of the insurance excess as provided for 

in paragraph 10.4, the Customer will be fully liable – and the 

Contractor will under no circumstances be liable – for any 

occurrence, loss, costs or damage which come(s) or should 

come under the cover of the insurance policy or policies 

taken out by the Customer and/or the Customer Group as 

provided for in paragraph 11.2. 

10.3 Unless expressly provided otherwise in the Special Terms 

and Conditions or the Contract, neither Party will be liable 

to the other Party for any loss of profi t, loss of use, loss 

of contracts and/or economic loss and/or for any indirect 

damage and/or for multiple damages and/or punitive 

damages. Damage or loss suffered by the Customer Group 

as referred to in this paragraph will be treated as damage or 

loss suffered by the Customer. Damage or loss suffered by 

the Contractor Group as referred to in this paragraph will be 

treated as damage or loss suffered by the Contractor. 

The Parties will indemnify each other accordingly. 

10.4 In so far as the acts or omissions of a Party result in a claim 

under the other Party’s insurance, the former will be liable 

for the latter’s insurance excess. The liability under this 

paragraph will in any event not exceed EUR 25,000 

(twenty-fi ve thousand euros) per occurrence. Each Party 

indemnifi es the other Party against all claims, costs, liabilities 

and damage suffered by the other Party, its Group and 

insurers which exceed the above-mentioned liability limit. 

10.5 With the exception of intent or deliberate recklessness on 

the part of the Contractor and notwithstanding any other 

provision in the VVT Standard Terms and Conditions, the 

total liability of the Contractor Group will be limited to the 

Contract Price. The Customer will indemnify the Contractor 

and its subcontractors against all claims, costs, liabilities 

and so forth of the Customer Group which exceed the 

above-mentioned liability limit. 

10.6 Under no circumstances will the Contractor be liable for any 

loss, costs or damage suffered as a consequence of delay 

in performance by the Contractor, except as provided in 

paragraph 13.3. 

10.7 The Customer will indemnify, defend and hold harmless the 

Contractor and its Personnel and subcontractors against 

and in respect of all claims, demands, actions and 

proceedings which are made and/or instituted against the 

Contractor and/or its Personnel and/or the Contractor’s 

subcontractors in respect of any occurrence, loss, costs, 

penalties or damage for which the Customer is liable under 

the VVT Standard Terms and Conditions and the Contract. 

10.8 The Contractor will indemnify, defend and hold harmless the 

Customer against and in respect of all claims, demands, 

actions and proceedings which are made and/or instituted 

against the Customer in respect of any occurrence, loss, 

costs, penalties or damage for which the Contractor is liable 

under the VVT Standard Terms and Conditions and the 

Contract. 



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11 Insurance 

11.1 During the term of the Contract the Contractor will take out 

and maintain liability insurance providing cover of EUR 

2,500,000 (two million fi ve hundred thousand euros) per 

occurrence for property damage and personal injury caused 

by any act or omission on the part of the Contractor. A claim 

under this insurance may be made only if the Contractor is 

liable under these VVT Standard Terms and Conditions and/ 

or the Contract. 

11.2 The Customer will take out and maintain – or arrange for a 

member of the Customer Group to take out and maintain 

– primary transport, CAR (Construction All Risks), EAR 

(Erection All Risks) or comparable insurance during the term 

of the Contract, the Project, the Services, the Hire and the 

Work, which provides at least adequate cover in respect of 

loss of equipment and/or property damage and/or personal 

injury caused to or by the Load and/or the Work. The 

insurance should provide cover at the Location and during 

transport. 

11.3 Unless expressly agreed otherwise, the Contractor will insure 

its Equipment against loss and property damage during the 

Project, the Hire and/or the Services. The insurance policy will 

provide that the insurers waive any right of subrogation 

against the Customer. If the Contractor has not insured the 

Equipment against damage (bodywork/hull insurance), the 

Contractor will itself be liable for damage to and/or loss of the 

Equipment, with the exception of the amount which the 

Contractor normally accepts as the excess in cases where the 

Contractor has taken out insurance, subject to a maximum of 

EUR 25,000 (twenty-fi ve thousand euros) per occurrence. 

11.4 The Parties must also take out all compulsory insurance as 

required by law. 

11.5 The insurance referred to in paragraph 11.2 will in all cases 

be deemed to be the primary insurance in relation to the 

policies taken out by the Contractor and its subcontractors. 

The insurance referred to in paragraph 11.2 will provide that 

the insurers waive any right of subrogation against the 

Contractor, its subcontractors and its employees and 

subordinates. The Contractor will be named as coinsured in 

the policy. 

11.6 Each Party will, on request, supply the other Party with a 

certifi cate and/or proper proof of the existence of the 

insurance policy or policies in accordance with the 

provisions of this article 11. 

12 Force majeure 

12.1 ‘Force majeure’ means any circumstances, conditions and/ 

or occurrences which are beyond the control of either Party, 

are not attributable to the fault or negligence of either Party 

and cannot be avoided or prevented by taking reasonable 

measures, and which temporarily or permanently prevent the 

performance of any obligation (with the exception of 

payment obligations) under the Contract, such as trade 

union strikes, mutiny, quarantine, epidemics, war (whether 

declared or undeclared), acts of terrorism, blockades, 

embargos, riots, demonstrations, civil commotion or 

disorder, fi re, storm and/or other extreme weather conditions 

and/or other acts of nature, provided that neither Party has 

caused or contributed to such occurrences. 


12.2 If the performance of obligations under the Contract is 

temporarily prevented by force majeure, the performance of 

those obligations (with the exception of payment obligations) 

will merely be postponed and the force majeure will not 

constitute a reason for failing to perform the Contract. 

12.3 If the performance of obligations under the Contract is 

permanently prevented by force majeure – or is temporarily 

prevented for a period that is expected to last at least 60 

(sixty) days – each Party will have the right to terminate the 

Contract in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 

14.2 of these Standard Terms and Conditions. 

13 Delay and Suspension 

13.1 Each Party may temporarily suspend its performance in 

whole or in part if the other Party has failed to fulfi l one or 

more of its obligations or has ceased to fulfi l one or more of 

its obligations, including payment of any amount due, and/or 

if the other Party is in default in some other way, without any 

prior announcement or notice of default being necessary. 

13.2 If the start and/or continuation of the Project, the Services 

and/or the Hire or the return of the Equipment to the 

Contractor is delayed and/or suspended as a result of one or 

more circumstances not caused by the Contractor (including 

unworkable weather conditions, but excluding force majeure 

situations as referred to in article 12), the Customer must 

reimburse the Contractor for the direct internal and external 

costs incurred as a consequence of the delay, which will be 

charged additionally. The costs incurred for the Equipment 

and Personnel will be calculated on the basis of the 

applicable unit prices. In the absence of such unit prices the 

charge will be determined on a fair and reasonable basis. 

13.3 If the start and/or continuation of the Services and/or the 

Hire is delayed and/or suspended as a result of one or more 

circumstances caused by the Contractor, the Contractor will 

not be liable for any loss, costs or damage unless liquidated 

damages have been agreed in the Contract. The liquidated 

damages will be the sole (fi nancial) remedy available to the 

Customer and the only obligation of the Contractor if the 

start and/or continuation of the Services and/or the Hire is 

delayed and/or suspended as a consequence of one or more 

circumstances caused by the Contractor. 

13.4 Unless a different percentage has been expressly agreed in 

writing in the Contract, the total liquidated damages will 

never exceed 10% (ten per cent) of the Contract Price. 

14 Cancellation and termination 

14.1 Each Party will be entitled to cancel and/or terminate the 

Contract with immediate effect, without recourse to the 

courts or arbitrators and without being obliged to pay any 

compensation to the other Party, in each of the following 

circumstances: 

a) in the cases and circumstances referred to in paragraph 

13.1, after the Party in default has been given notice to 

remedy the default and 10 (ten) working days have 

passed without the default having been remedied (and 

therefore without the notice to remedy/notice of default 

having been complied with); 

b) if the (majority) control of the business of the other Party 

is directly or indirectly transferred to a third party; 

c) if the other Party is declared bankrupt, applies for or 

obtains (provisional) court protection from creditors 

(moratorium) or otherwise loses the unfettered control of 

its business or assets, without any prior notice being 

necessary. 



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14.2 Both the Contractor and the Customer are entitled to 

terminate all or part of the Contract, subject to 10 (ten) 

working days’ notice, in the event of a circumstance or fact 

that constitutes force majeure as provided for in article 12 

and if the performance of the Contract is permanently 

impossible or is temporarily impossible for a period that is 

expected to last at least 60 (sixty) days. Notice of termination 

of this kind may be given only after the relevant 

circumstance constituting force majeure has lasted for at 

least 30 (thirty) consecutive days. 

14.3 The Customer will also be entitled to terminate all or part 

of the Contract for reasons other than those referred to in 

paragraphs 14.1 and 14.2. If it terminates the Contract for 

reasons other than those referred to in paragraphs 14.1 and 

14.2, the Customer must pay: 

a) for the Services, the Hire and activities that have been 

performed until the date of termination, including (but not 

limited to) the costs of engineering and other costs 

incurred before the date of termination; 

and 

b) all costs which the Contractor must incur as a 

consequence of the termination, including (but not limited 

to) demobilisation costs and costs and/or penalties which 

the Contractor must pay to third parties; and 

c) an amount equal to 50% (fi fty per cent) of the contract 

value of the activities that have been terminated and not 

performed. 

15 Warranty and Complaints 

15.1 The Contractor undertakes to deliver, perform and complete 

entirely in accordance with the Contract and these VVT 

Standard Terms and Conditions. 

15.2 The Contractor will comply with all rules, schemes, 

regulations and measures relating to health, safety, the 

environment and working conditions. 

15.3 Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing in the Contract, 

no warranty period will apply to the Services after their 

performance. 

15.4 Complaints relating to the Services provided by the 

Contractor and/or the performance by the Contractor must 

be submitted in writing by the Customer to the Contractor 

immediately after the provision of the relevant Service or 

after the relevant performance, failing which no complaint 

will be deemed to exist and the Customer will be deemed 

to have approved the full and proper performance by the 

Contractor. 

16 Prescription and lapse 

16.1 All claims under the Contract will lapse upon the expiry of 12 

(twelve) months. 

16.2 Each claim against the Contractor will lapse upon the expiry 

of 18 (eighteen) months. 

17 Governing law and Jurisdiction 

17.1 All contracts to which these terms and conditions apply and 

all subsequent contracts resulting therefrom, including any 

disputes relating to the existence, validity and/or termination 

thereof, will be governed exclusively by and construed in 

accordance with the laws of the Netherlands. 

17.2 All disputes arising in connection with the Contract or 

subsequent contracts resulting therefrom, including disputes 

relating to the existence, validity and/or termination thereof, 

will be referred exclusively to the District Court in the 

Netherlands which has jurisdiction in the Contractor’s place 

of business, to the exclusion of other courts. 


18 Miscellaneous 

18.1 Except as expressly agreed otherwise in writing or provided 

in these VVT Standard Terms and Conditions, the Parties are 

not entitled to assign one or more of their rights and/or 

obligations under the Contract to a third party. 

18.2 The headings of the articles of these VVT Standard Terms 

and Conditions are for convenience only and do not affect 

the interpretation of the relevant provisions. 

18.3 If any provision or any part of the Contract or of these VVT 

Standard Terms and Conditions is void or unenforceable for 

any reason whatever, the voidness or unenforceability will 

be limited to that provision and will have no further effect. 

Any such void or unenforceable parts of the Contract or 

these VVT Standard Terms and Conditions will be replaced 

(or deemed to have been replaced) by provisions which are 

neither void nor unenforceable and which differ as little as 

possible from the void and/or unenforceable provisions, 

taking into account the intentions of the Contract, the VVT 

Standard Terms and Conditions and the relevant provisions. 



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(B) SPECIAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 

I HIRE OF EQUIPMENT AND/OR PERSONNEL 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions I’ apply in addition to the 

Standard Terms and Conditions and any other applicable Special 

Terms and Conditions if Equipment and/or Personnel will be made 

available to the Customer and if instructions are given to carry out 

work which will be charged on the basis of unit prices (cost-plus 

work). In the event of a confl ict between these Special Terms and 

Conditions I and the Standard Terms and Conditions or any other 

applicable Special Terms and Conditions, these Special Terms and 

Conditions I will prevail with respect to the activities referred to 

above. 

1 Equipment 

1.1 The Equipment may only be used at the Location and only 

in accordance with the specifi cations and within the 

Equipment’s capacity limits. No other use is permitted. 

1.2 The Customer acknowledges that the Equipment is and will 

at all times remain the property of the Contractor and/or the 

Contractor Group and/or the Contractor’s suppliers and/or 

the Contractor’s subcontractor(s). 

1.3 Except as provided otherwise in the Contract, the Equipment 

will be mobilised and demobilised by the Contractor at the 

Customer’s expense. 

1.4 When it is delivered, the Equipment will function properly, be 

well maintained, in good working order and free from defects. 

1.5 The Customer is obliged to inspect the state and condition 

of the Equipment upon delivery. If the Equipment does not 

meet the requirements set out in paragraph 1.4, the 

Customer must inform the Contractor accordingly in writing 

immediately upon receipt of the Equipment, failing which the 

Customer will be deemed to have received the Equipment in 

the state and condition described in paragraph 1.4. 

1.6 The Customer may not hire out or sublet the Equipment and/ 

or grant any rights of any nature in respect of the Equipment 

to any party. 

1.7 The Customer must take good care of the Equipment and 

use the Equipment with due care. The Customer is 

responsible and liable to the Contractor for all defects and/or 

damage caused to the Equipment during the Hire and the 

Project Period. 

1.8 The Contractor reserves the right to replace the Equipment 

with equivalent Equipment. 

1.9 The Contractor will take care of repairs and maintenance of 

the Equipment where necessary during the Project Period. 

The Customer is not permitted to carry out repairs and/or 

maintenance itself without the Contractor’s express written 

consent. If repairs and/or maintenance are necessitated by 

acts, omissions or improper use by or on behalf of the 

Customer, the costs associated with such repairs and/or 

maintenance, including (without limitation) the costs of 

labour, materials, transport and travelling expenses, will be 

payable by the Customer. If these costs and expenses come 

under the cover of the insurance as provided in Article 11.3 

of the VVT Standard Terms and Conditions, the Customer’s 

liability per occurrence is limited to the excess under the 

insurance policy in question, subject to a maximum of EUR 

25,000 (twenty-fi ve thousand euros) per occurrence. 

1.10 The Equipment must be returned clean, undamaged and in 

the same state and condition as it was when received. 

2 Personnel 

2.1 If the Contract also provides for the provision of Personnel, 

the Contractor must ensure that the Personnel in question 

have the expertise, qualifi cations and skills specifi ed in the 

applicable legislation and, where applicable, in the Contract, 


and that they are fully qualifi ed to perform the work as set 

out in the Contract. 

2.2 If the Customer provides personnel to operate the Equipment, 

the Customer must ensure that the personnel it assigns and/ 

or hires to operate the Equipment has all the expertise, 

qualifi cations and skills required to perform the work with 

the Equipment. The Customer is fully responsible for the 

Personnel it assigns to operate the Equipment. 

2.3 The Customer will be fully responsible and liable for and fully 

indemnifi es the Contractor against any consequences, loss, 

costs and damage (with the exception of any loss and/or 

damage referred to in Article 10.3 of the Standard Terms and 

Conditions) arising from any act or omission on the part of 

the Personnel, except in the case of intentional acts by 

Personnel designed to cause the damage, costs and/or loss. 

2.4 The Personnel are deemed to be ‘borrowed servants’. The 

Personnel will perform the work under the supervision, on 

the instructions and under the control of the Customer and 

in the Customer’s name. 

2.5 The Customer will be fully responsible for and provide a safe 

working environment for the Personnel and ensure that 

(health and safety at work) legislation is complied with during 

the Project and/or Hire. The Customer will indemnify, defend 

and hold harmless the Contractor against and in respect of 

all claims, demands, actions and proceedings which are 

made and/or instituted against the Contractor and/or 

Personnel and/or the Contractor’s subcontractors in respect 

of any occurrence, loss, costs, penalties or damage for 

which the Customer is liable under this Article. 

2.6 The Customer will comply with all rules, schemes, regulations 

and measures relating to health, safety, the environment and 

working conditions. 

3 Performance 

3.1 The Contractor will not perform any work or Services and/or 

provide any Equipment and/or Personnel other than as 

specifi ed in the Contract or subsequently agreed in writing 

by the Parties. 

3.2 Except as provided otherwise in the Contract, the Customer 

is responsible for obtaining all permits, licences and other 

approvals which are required for the performance of the 

work with the Equipment and/or the use of Personnel, and 

will arrange for these to be obtained. 

3.3 The Contractor is entitled to inspect the Equipment at any 

time. The Customer is required to give the Contractor its full 

cooperation for that purpose at the Contractor’s request. 

4 Minimum charge 

4.1 If the Contract is terminated as set out in paragraphs 14.2 

and 14.3 of the Standard Terms and Conditions, or if a 

Variation Order is given as set out in paragraph 5.4 of the 

Standard Terms and Conditions, the Customer will be 

required to make the payments referred to in paragraph 14.3 

of the Standard Terms and Conditions, with the proviso that 

the minimum amount payable will be the charge for the 

minimum period specifi ed in the Contract. 

4.2 If the Equipment cannot be used for a period that is 

expected to last at least 60 (sixty) days and if the 

impossibility to use the Equipment is not due to the use, 

abuse or improper use of the Equipment by, under the 

supervision of or on behalf of the Customer and if the 

Equipment cannot be replaced within a reasonable time, 

the Customer will be entitled, in derogation from paragraph 

14.1(a) of the Standard Terms and Conditions, to terminate 

the Hire of the Equipment in question after the Contractor 

has been given notice to remedy the default and 20 (twenty) 

working days have passed without the default having been 

remedied. The Customer will not be required to pay any 

rental charges for the Equipment during any period in which 

the Equipment cannot be used under the circumstances 

described in this paragraph 4.2. 



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II TRANSPORT 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions II’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions if the Contractor undertakes transport. 

In the event of a confl ict between these Special Terms and 

Conditions II and the Standard Terms and Conditions or any other 


Conditions II will prevail with respect to the activities referred to 

above. 

A TRANSPORT 

1 Contractor’s obligations 

1.1 The Contractor is obliged to take receipt of the Load at the 

agreed place and time and in the agreed manner and to 

advise the Customer of the vehicle’s carrying capacity, except 

where the Customer may be deemed to be aware thereof. 

1.2. The Contractor is obliged to deliver the Load received for 

transport to its destination in the same state and condition 

in which the Contractor received it. 

1.3 The Contractor is obliged to deliver the Load received for 

transport to its destination within a reasonable time. 

1.4 If the Contractor does not meet the obligation set forth in 

paragraph 1, either Party may terminate the Contract with 

respect to the Load of which the Contractor has not taken 

receipt. However, the Customer may do so only after it has 

notifi ed the Contractor in writing of a fi nal deadline for 

fulfi lling this obligation and if the Contractor has not met its 

obligation on expiry of that deadline. Notice of termination 

must be given in writing by registered letter to the other 

Party and the Contract will end at the time of receipt of such 

notice. After the termination, the Contractor is required to 

compensate the Customer for the loss suffered as a result of 

the termination, with the proviso that such compensation will 

not exceed the charge for the transport in question. 

1.5 If and in so far as circumstances permit, the Contractor is 

required to inspect the correct loading and stowage by or 

on behalf of the Customer and to ensure that there is no 

overloading. 

2 Contractor’s liability 

2.1 Except in circumstances amounting to force majeure, the 

Contractor is liable for damage to and/or loss of the Load 

in so far as the Contractor has not met the obligation 

mentioned in paragraph 1.2 and the damage and/or loss is 

caused by an act or omission on the part of the Contractor. 

2.2 Under no circumstances will the Contractor be liable for any 

loss, costs or damage suffered as a consequence of delay 

in performance by the Contractor, except as provided in 

paragraph 13.3 of the Standard Terms and Conditions. 

2.3 The Contractor is liable for the actions of its auxiliary 

persons in the same way as it is liable for its own actions. 

2.4 The Contractor may not evade its liability by referring to 

the defective condition of the vehicle or equipment which it 

uses, except where the latter has been made available to the 

Contractor by the Customer, the addressee or the recipient. 

The term ‘equipment’ does not include a ship or railway 

wagon carrying the vehicle. 


3 Special risks 

3.1 If the Contractor has failed to meet the obligations upon it 

by virtue of paragraphs 1.2 and 1.3, the Contractor will 

nevertheless not be liable for any loss or damage this 

causes, without prejudice to article 2, to the extent that such 

failure is the consequence of the special risks inherent in any 

of the following circumstances: 

a) transport of the Load in an open vehicle if this has been 

expressly agreed; 

b) lack or defi ciency of packaging of the Load where the 

Load should have been properly packed in view of its 

nature or the transport method; 

c) handling, loading, stowage or unloading of the Load by 

the Customer, the addressee or persons acting on behalf 

of the Customer or the addressee; 

d) the nature of the Load itself, where the Load is prone to 

full or partial loss or damage due to causes related to 

that nature, in particular as a result of combustion, 

explosion, melting, breakage, fracture, corrosion, decay, 

dehydration, desiccation, leakage, normal loss of quality 

or the actions of vermin or rodents; 

e) heat, cold, changes in temperature or humidity, but only if 

it has not been agreed that the transport will be 

undertaken with a vehicle that is specifi cally equipped to 

protect the Load from these infl uences; 

f) incomplete or insuffi cient addressing, numbering, 

lettering or marking of the packages; 

g) transport of live animals. 

4 Compensation 

4.1 Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 10.5 of the 

Standard Terms and Conditions, the compensation payable 

by the Contractor for its failure to meet the obligation upon it 

by virtue of paragraph 1.2 will be limited to EUR 3.40 (three 

euros and forty cents) per kilogramme, subject to a 

maximum of an amount equal to the insurance excess 

referred to in paragraph 11.2 of the Standard Terms and 

Conditions. The Contractor is not liable for any loss or 

damage other than that caused by loss of and/or damage to 

the Load, including the damage referred to in paragraph 10.3 

of the Standard Terms and Conditions. 

5 Indemnity and Himalaya clause 

5.1 If the Customer fails to meet any of the obligations imposed 

on it by law or the VVT Standard Terms and Conditions, the 

Customer is obliged to indemnify the Contractor against any 

loss or damage suffered by the Contractor as a result of 

such failure should the Contractor be held liable by a third 

party in connection with the transport of the Load. 

5.2 If auxiliary persons of the Contractor are held liable in 

connection with the transport of the Load, such persons may 

invoke any limitation and/or exclusion of liability that may be 

invoked by the Contractor by virtue of the VVT Standard 

Terms and Conditions or any other statutory or contractual 

provisions. 



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B INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT 

1 Applicable Convention 

1.1 The term ‘Applicable Convention’ as used herein refers to 

the mandatory provisions of the international convention 

applicable to the agreed transport. 

• In the case of international carriage of goods by land and/ 

or road: 

the Convention on the Contract for the International 

Carriage of Goods by Road (CMR), signed in Geneva 

on 19 May 1956. 

• In the case of international carriage of goods by sea: 

the Hague-Visby Rules laid down in the International 

Convention for the Unifi cation of Certain Rules of Law 

Relating to Bills of Lading (Brussels, 25 August 1924), 

as amended by the Protocol of 23 February 1968 and 

the Protocol of 21 December 1979. 

• In the case of international carriage of goods by inland 

waterway: 

the Budapest Convention on the Contract for the 

Carriage of Goods by Inland Waterway (CMNI), signed in 

Budapest on 22 June 2001. 

1.2 The Standard Terms and Conditions and Special Terms and 

Conditions, including Special Terms and Conditions II 

section A, will apply to international transport, except as 

otherwise provided by the mandatory provisions of the 

Applicable Convention with respect to the transport in 

question. 

1.3 Contrary to the provisions of the Standard Terms and 

Conditions and Special Terms and Conditions, including 

Special Terms and Conditions II section A, the Contractor 

will be liable for loss of and/or damage to the Load if and as 

provided in the Applicable Convention with respect to the 

agreed transport. 

1.4 The Customer will take out insurance to protect the Parties 

from liability for damage to and/or loss of the Load, which 

insurance must provide at least adequate cover against 

property loss and/or damage to the Load during transport. 

The insurance policy will provide that any right of 

subrogation against the Contractor and its subcontractors 

is waived. The Contract Price is based on the fact that the 

Customer takes out the aforesaid insurance and that the 

insurance excess does not exceed EUR 25,000 (twenty-fi ve 

thousand euros) per occurrence. 




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III STORAGE, TRANSSHIPMENT, 

WAREHOUSING AND DELIVERY 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions III’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions if the Contractor takes care of storage, 

transshipment, warehousing and delivery of the Load. In the event 

of a confl ict between these Special Terms and Conditions III and 

the Standard Terms and Conditions or any other applicable 

Special Terms and Conditions, these Special Terms and 

Conditions III will prevail with respect to the activities referred to 

above. 

1 Liability 

1.1 The Customer is liable to the Contractor and/or third parties 

for any loss, damage and/or costs arising from incorrect and/ 

or false and/or incomplete descriptions, specifi cations, 

statements, as well as for any loss, damage and/or costs 

arising from defects in the Load and/or packaging not notifi ed 

to the Contractor in advance, even if such loss, damage and/ 

or costs have arisen without fault on the part of the Customer. 

If the weight is not specifi ed or not specifi ed correctly, the 

Customer is liable for any loss, damage and/or costs resulting 

therefrom. 

1.2 The Customer is liable for any loss or damage resulting from 

nonperformance, late performance or defective performance 

by the Customer of any obligation imposed on it by these 

terms and conditions or by a separate Contract concluded 

between the Contractor and the Customer, except as 

otherwise provided in these Standard and Special Terms and 

Conditions. 

1.3 The Contractor is not liable for any loss of and/or damage to 

the Load, except in the case of intentional acts by the 

Contractor that are solely designed to cause the loss and/or 

damage. 

2 Insurance of the Load 

2.1 Except as expressly agreed otherwise in writing, the 

Customer is required to take out insurance to cover the Load 

during storage, warehousing, delivery and transshipment. 

The insurance will in all cases be deemed to be the primary 

insurance in relation to the policies taken out by the 

Contractor and its subcontractors. The insurance referred to 

in this article will provide that the insurers waive any right of 

subrogation against the Contractor, its subcontractors and 

its employees and subordinates. The Contractor will be 

named as coinsured in the policy. 

2.2 If, in the case of loss of or damage to the Load arising from 

any cause whatsoever, the Contractor’s cooperation is 

requested or required in order to assess the loss or damage, 

the Contractor will lend its cooperation. The Contractor may 

make its cooperation conditional on the payment of or the 

provision of security for any claim it has on the Customer on 

any account whatsoever. 


3 Taking back the Load for compelling reasons prior to 

expiry of the warehousing period 

3.1 The Contractor is entitled at any time to require that the Load 

received for warehousing be taken back prior to expiry of the 

warehousing period if there are compelling reasons to do so, 

without observing a notice period and without being required 

to pay any compensation to the Customer. 

3.2 A compelling reason is a circumstance of such a nature that 

the Customer cannot reasonably expect the Contractor to 

continue the storage. 

3.3 Such a reason is deemed to exist, inter alia, if the Customer 

fails to meet one or more of the provisions of these terms and 

conditions, if it becomes apparent that the presence of the 

Load is likely to cause loss of or damage to any other load, 

the storage location or tools or equipment or is likely to cause 

injury to people and, furthermore, if the Load is perishable or 

if the Load undergoes changes which, in the Contractor’s 

opinion, justify the expectation of a reduction in value and the 

Customer fails to give instructions to avoid and prevent this. 

3.4 The Customer’s obligation to pay the fees due to the 

Contractor will continue until the date on which the Load is 

taken back. 



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IV SALVAGE 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions IV’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions if the Contractor carries out salvage 

operations (including rescue and aid operations). In the event of a 

confl ict between these Special Terms and Conditions IV and the 

Standard Terms and Conditions or any other applicable Special 

Terms and Conditions, these Special Terms and Conditions IV will 

prevail with respect to the activities referred to above. 

The Contractor will undertake salvage operations (including rescue 

and aid operations) in respect of vessels and other objects only 

subject to the following terms and conditions. 

1 ARTICLE 1 

1.1 Salvaged objects will be delivered as follows: 

a) vessels: fl oating at the location where they have been 

lifted or on or besides the quay or shore designated by 

the Contractor; 

b) other objects: on the quay or shore designated by the 

Contractor or in lighters. 

1.2 immediately on delivery. 

1.3 Quayage and/or costs associated with the hire of lighters, 

as well as all other costs incurred if the Customer does not 

take receipt of salvaged objects immediately, are payable by 

the Customer. If the Customer has not taken receipt of 

salvaged objects immediately, the Contractor will be entitled 

to sell the salvaged objects by private treaty or by auction 

after two weeks without prior notice and without being 

required to observe any formality, on condition that the 

proceeds, less all amounts due to the Contractor, are placed 

at the Customer’s disposal. 

1.4 If the salvaged objects are perishable or if their storage 

poses a threat or hindrance to third parties, the Contractor is 

not required to observe the above-mentioned two-week 

period. 

2 ARTICLE 2 

2.1 Marking and warning costs are not payable by the 

Contractor. 

3 ARTICLE 3 

3.1 The Customer must pay the agreed salvage fee immediately 

on delivery of the salvaged objects. 

4 ARTICLE 4 

4.1 The Contractor is entitled at any time - also during the 

course of the operations - to request the Customer to 

provide a bank guarantee equal to the amounts payable by 

the Customer. If the Customer does not comply with such a 

request, the Contractor will be entitled to cease its 

operations and to demand payment by the Customer of 

50% (fi fty per cent) of the agreed salvage fee. 


5 ARTICLE 5 

5.1 If the start and/or continuation of the salvage operations is 

prevented by any government measure, the Customer will be 

required to compensate the Contractor for the costs already 

incurred. 

5.2 Any agreement about delivery to a specifi c location will be 

honoured only if the salvaged objects can be transported to 

such location in a normal manner and/or if the transport is 

not hampered by the authorities. In such circumstances, 

delivery will take place as if no specifi c location had been 

agreed. 

5.3 If the salvaged objects must be delivered at a specifi c 

location, the transport from the place where the objects are 

lifted to the place of delivery will be at the Customer’s risk. 

6 ARTICLE 6 

6.1 The Contractor may, at its discretion, decide to cease 

operations, even if they have already started, without being 

required to pay any compensation. In that case the 

Contractor is not entitled to any salvage fee or 

compensation for the costs incurred in respect of the 

operations carried out or yet to be carried out, unless the 

Customer has benefi ted from the operations already carried 

out, in which case the amount payable to the Contractor will 

be determined in a fair and equitable manner. 

7 ARTICLE 7 

7.1 The Contractor is entitled to retain the salvaged vessels and 

objects in its possession until all sums due to it have been 

paid. 

8 ARTICLE 8 

8.1 In addition to Article 10 of the Standard Terms and 

Conditions, the Contractor is not liable for: 

a) loss of and/or damage to the objects to be salvaged, 

arising from any cause whatsoever; 

b) the size, weight, contents, number, quality or value of the 

goods and/or cargo in a vessel to be salvaged or for the 

absence of such items; 

c) loss and/or damage caused to third parties, except in the 

case of intentional acts by the Contractor that are solely 

designed to cause the loss and/or damage; 

d) loss or damage arising directly or indirectly from the 

improper installation, non-functioning or malfunctioning 

of buoys, beacons and/or lighting. 

9 ARTICLE 9 

9.1 Where these Standard and Special Terms and Conditions 

provide that the Contractor is not liable for any loss, damage 

and/or costs, the Customer is required to indemnify the 

Contractor against all claims made by third parties in respect 

of such loss, damage and/or costs. 

10 ARTICLE 10 

10.1 The Customer undertakes to the Contractor to make every 

effort to ensure that the owners of and/or those having an 

interest in the objects to be salvaged comply with these 

Standard and Special Terms and Conditions. Any reference 

to the ‘Customer’ in these Standard and Special Terms and 

Conditions must be taken to include a reference to the 

owner of and any parties having an interest in the objects to 

be salvaged. 

Supplementary Special Terms and Conditions

Page 12 of 16 


V TERMS AND CONDITIONS RELATING TO THE USE 

OF SHEERLEGS 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions V’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions (including, but not limited to, Special Terms 

and Conditions I) if the Contractor uses a sheerleg. In the event of 

a confl ict between these Special Terms and Conditions V and the 


Terms and Conditions, these Special Terms and Conditions V will 


1 Terms and Conditions relating to the use of sheerlegs 

1.1 The fee charged for the provision of a fl oating sheerleg is 

calculated from the time when the sheerleg begins its 

journey to the site where the work must be carried out until 

the time when the sheerleg returns to its usual berth, except 

if the sheerleg is damaged to such an extent that it is 

impossible to return it to its usual berth. In the latter case, 

the fee will continue to be payable by the Customer in all 

cases in which the Customer is liable for the loss or damage 

in question by virtue of the provisions of the Standard Terms 

and Conditions, Special Terms and Conditions I (Hire of 

Equipment and Personnel) and/or other Special Terms and 

Conditions or for any other reason, until such time as the 

Contractor no longer suffers a loss of profi ts. 

1.2 If a fl at fee has been agreed, the minimum rate for daytime 

hours applicable to the sheerleg in question will be payable 

in that case, in addition to the agreed fee, for the number of 

days which will pass until the time referred to in the 

preceding sentence. The Contractor’s usual rates will apply if 

a reservation for a sheerleg is made or cancelled. 

1.3 The Contractor will not be liable if, for any reason, the 

sheerleg departs late or not at all or arrives late or not at all 

at the site where it is needed, or if the work does not begin 

on time or at all, or if the work is not continued. The 

Contractor will not be liable either if the foregoing is the 

consequence of a decision by the Contractor or the 

Contractor’s representative that the departure of the 

sheerleg, the continuation of the journey or the 

commencement or continuation of the work is not safe or 

prudent, which decision is entirely at the discretion of the 

Contractor or the Contractor’s representative. The 

Contractor or the Contractor’s representative may make a 

decision as referred to in the preceding sentence at any 

time, while non-exercise of this right cannot be held against 

them in any way. The order in which orders are fi lled or 

activities are carried out will also be at the sole discretion of 

the Contractor or the Contractor’s representative. 

1.4 Any loss of and/or damage to the Load (including loss of 

profi ts arising from such loss or damage) will be at the 

Customer’s own risk and expense, except in the case of 

intentional acts by the Contractor that are solely designed to 

cause the loss and/or damage. 


1.5 Any loss of and/or damage caused directly or indirectly by 

the Load will be at the Customer’s own risk and expense, 

regardless of whether there may be any contributory or 

underlying causes, except in the case of intentional acts by 

the Contractor that are solely designed to cause the loss 

and/or damage. In case of doubt or if the cause is unknown, 

the loss and/or damage will be deemed to have been caused 

by the Load, unless and to the extent that the Customer is 

able to prove another cause to the Contractor’s satisfaction. 

The Contractor’s personnel and equipment are deemed to 

be under the Customer’s supervision and control throughout 

the period during which activities are carried out with a 

sheerleg. 

1.6 The sheerleg is provided without slings, shackles and similar 

fasteners. If the Contractor makes such fasteners available 

to the Customer (whether free of charge or upon payment, 

which will be at the Contractor’s discretion), their use will be 

entirely at the Customer’s own risk. Accordingly, the 

Customer will be liable for any loss or damage caused to or 

as a result of the use of such materials. 

1.7 The use of tools that cannot be considered standard 

equipment of the sheerleg, such as piles, jetting installations, 

pumps etc., as well as the supply of extra steam, will be at 

the Customer’s risk and expense and the Customer will 

always be charged separately for such use and supply. 

1.8 The following will also be charged separately: the costs of 

any auxiliary materials and equipment provided by the 

Contractor (tugboats, pontoons for laying down sheerlegs 

and fl y-jibs, etc.), as well as port dues, lockage, bridge dues 

and other navigation costs. With respect to such materials 

and equipment the Contractor may, if it so desires, invoke 

the applicability of any standard terms and conditions that 

are applicable in the relevant sector as well as the 

applicability of these Standard and Special Terms and 

Conditions. 

1.9 Any use by the Customer of its own (auxiliary) materials and 

equipment or (auxiliary) materials and equipment of third 

parties will be entirely at the Customer’s own risk and 

expense. Such materials and equipment must be suitable for 

the purpose in question, which will be at the sole discretion 

of the Contractor or the Contractor’s representative, without 

prejudice to the provision in the preceding sentence. 

1.10 These Terms and Conditions also apply if a sheerleg is used 

for the performance of work without a sheerleg having been 

ordered; in that case, the party by whom or on whose behalf 

the instructions to carry out the work have been given will be 

deemed to be the Customer for the purposes of these 

Standard and Special Terms and Conditions. If a sheerleg 

has been ordered through an agent, the agent will be jointly 

and severally liable with its principal for the principal’s 

obligations under these Standard and Special Terms and 

Conditions. 


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VI TERMS AND CONDITIONS RELATING TO THE USE 

OF BARGES 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions VI’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions (including, but not limited to, Special Terms 

and Conditions I) if a barge is made available. In the event of a 

confl ict between these Special Terms and Conditions VI and the 


Terms and Conditions, these Special Terms and Conditions VI will 


1 Article 1. 

1.1 The fee payable to the Contractor for the provision of a barge 

is calculated for the period commencing at the time when the 

barge leaves its berth and ending at the time when the barge 

is returned undamaged to its usual berth. 

1.2 Except as expressly otherwise agreed, the use of the barge 

may be terminated at any time, subject to 1 (one) day’s 

notice. 

1.3 If a barge is brought or towed by or on behalf of the 

Contractor at the Customer’s request to a location specifi ed 

by the Customer, this will always be done at the Customer’s 

risk and expense. 

2 Article 2. 

2.1 Unless the Customer notifi es the Contractor, before or when 

putting a barge into use, of any defects in or damage to the 

barge, the Customer will always be deemed to have received 

the barge in a good state of repair and condition and is 

obliged to return the barge in the same state of repair and 

condition. 

2.2 The Customer is liable for any loss or damage caused to third 

parties with or by the barge during the period of the 

Customer’s use of the barge, and the Customer undertakes to 

indemnify the Contractor, the Personnel, the Contractor’s 

subcontractors and their respective contractors, 

subcontractors, customers, directors and members of staff 

against any claims brought or asserted with respect thereto 

by third parties against them as Contractor and/or owner of 

the barge. 

3 Article 3. 

3.1 The Contractor is not liable for any loss of or damage to the 

goods or Load loaded on or in the barge, even where such 

loss and/or damage is caused by a defect in the barge. 

3.2 The Customer assumes all risks and liability for any loss or 

damage suffered by the Customer or with the barge through 

any cause whatsoever, even if the loss or damage arises from 

a defect in the barge, from the time when the Customer starts 

using the barge until the time when the Customer returns the 

barge to its usual berth. 


4 Article 4. 

4.1 If the barge cannot be returned to its usual berth as a result of 

frozen waterways, the Customer’s use of the barge will not 

terminate until it has been returned to its usual berth. 

4.2 The Customer’s use of a barge will not terminate either as 

long as the barge has not been returned to its usual berth 

during a general or partial strike or due to a lockout. For as 

long as the barge is icebound in this way or remains in the 

custody of the Customer as a result of a strike or lockout, the 

Customer is liable for and required to pay compensation for 

any loss of or damage to the barge or its contents, regardless 

of the reason or cause of such loss or damage. 

5 Article 5. 

5.1 The fee will also be payable for Sundays and public holidays. 

5.2 Towage, port dues, lockage, bridge dues and other navigation 

costs are payable by the Customer. 

5.3 The minimum use period is 2 (two) days. 


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VII TOWING SERVICES 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions VII’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions if the Contractor provides towing services. 


Conditions VII and the Standard Terms and Conditions or any 

other applicable Special Terms and Conditions, these Special 

Terms and Conditions VII will prevail with respect to the activities 

referred to above. 

1 Article 1 

1.1 ‘Towing Services’ means the towing of and the provision of 

assistance to a ship and/or the provision of any other services 

to a ship. 

1.2 Except as otherwise stated in the text, any reference in these 

Special Terms and Conditions to ‘ship’ must be construed as 

a reference to the ship or fl oating object that is being towed, 

assisted, helped, salvaged and/or which is guided or piloted 

in or outside the Netherlands, to which steam and/or 

personnel is provided and to or for which any other services 

are rendered. 

1.3 The performance of the towing contract commences when 

the tow rope is passed to the ship (including the 

establishment of direct contact between ship and tugboat in 

any other way). The performance of the towing contract ends 

when the tow rope is released (including the breaking of the 

contact between ship and tugboat in any other way after 

completion of the agreed towing voyage). 

2 Article 2 

2.1 Except as provided otherwise in paragraph 2.2 of these 

Special Terms and Conditions, the Customer and/or the 

owner of the ship are liable for any loss and/or damage 

caused during or in connection with the performance of the 

Towing Services, including (without limitation) environmental 

damage, damage to the ship and/or damage caused by a 

collision with the ship. 

2.2 However, the Contractor is liable for: 

a) any loss of and/or damage to the tugboat itself caused by 

inherent defects or the fault or negligence of its crew; 

b) any loss of and/or damage to ships or objects of third 

parties caused by a collision with the tugboat, in so far as 

the Customer and/or the owner of the ship prove that the 

ship has not contributed or given rise to such loss or 

damage; 

c) any loss and/or damage caused by intentional acts by the 

Contractor that are solely designed to cause the loss and/ 

or damage. 

2.3 The Customer and/or the owner will indemnify, defend and 

hold harmless the Contractor, the Personnel, the Contractor’s 

subcontractors and their respective (sub)contractors, 

customers, directors and members of staff against and in 

respect of any claims, demands, actions and proceedings 

which are made and/or instituted against the Contractor, the 

Contractor’s subcontractors and their respective (sub) 

contractors, customers, directors and members of staff in 

respect of any occurrence, loss, costs, penalties or damage 

for which the Customer and/or owner are liable under these 

Standard and Special Terms and Conditions. 


3 Article 3 

3.1 In the case of storm, fl oating ice, dense fog and/or generally 

in unnavigable weather conditions, which will be at the 

tugboat captain’s discretion, the Contractor is under no 

obligation to provide towing services with the tugboats. 

3.2 However, if towing services are required in the case of fl oating 

ice, the normal rates will not apply and a special agreement 

will have to be concluded. 

3.3 If the tugboat and its crew are at risk, which will be at the sole 

discretion of the Contractor, the Contractor is entitled to 

disconnect the ship or object being towed immediately. 

However, the Contractor is obliged to resume towing the 

disconnected ships or fl oating objects as soon as the 

circumstances giving rise to the disconnection no longer 

exist, which will be at its sole discretion. 

3.4 The normal rates charged for towing services do not apply to 

ships that make water, have lost their rudder, have sustained 

engine or other damage or, generally, to ships that are at risk 

without having been damaged; a special agreement will have 

to be concluded in such cases. 

3.5 The Contractor may charge an additional fee if it has rendered 

exceptional services falling outside the scope of performance 

of the towing contract. 


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VIII PUSHING SERVICES 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions VIII’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions if the Contractor provides Pushing Services. 


Conditions VIII and the Standard Terms and Conditions or any 

other applicable Special Terms and Conditions, these Special 

Terms and Conditions VIII will prevail with respect to the activities 

referred to above. In the event of confl ict, these Special Terms and 

Conditions VIII will always prevail over Special Terms and 

Conditions II. 

1 Article 1 

1.1 ‘Pushing Services’ means the pushing of and the provision of 

assistance to a ship and/or the provision of any other services 

to a ship. 

1.2 Except as otherwise stated in the text, any reference in these 

Special Terms and Conditions to ‘ship’ must be construed as 

a reference to the ship or fl oating object that is being pushed, 

assisted, helped, salvaged and/or which is guided or piloted 

in or outside the Netherlands, to which steam and/or 

personnel is provided and to or for which any other services 

are rendered. 

1.3 The performance of the pushing contract commences when 

direct contact is established between ship and push boat in 

any way. The performance of the pushing contract ends when 

the contact between ship and push boat is broken in any way 

after completion of the agreed pushing voyage. 

2 Article 2 

2.1 Except as provided otherwise in paragraph 2.2 of these 

Special Terms and Conditions, the Customer and/or the 

owner of the ship are liable for any loss and/or damage 

caused during or in connection with the performance of the 

Pushing Services, including (without limitation) environmental 

damage, damage to the ship and/or damage caused by a 

collision with the ship. 

2.2 However, the Contractor is liable for: 

a) any loss of and/or damage to the push boat itself caused 

by inherent defects or the fault or negligence of its crew; 

b) any loss of and/or damage to ships or objects of third 

parties caused by a collision with the push boat, in so far 

as the Customer and/or the owner of the ship prove that 

the ship has not contributed or given rise to such loss or 

damage; 

c) any loss and/or damage caused by intentional acts by the 

Contractor that are solely designed to cause the loss and/ 

or damage. 

2.3 The Customer and/or the owner will indemnify, defend and 

hold harmless the Contractor, the Personnel, the Contractor’s 

subcontractors and their respective (sub)contractors, 

customers, directors and members of staff against and in 

respect of any claims, demands, actions and proceedings 

which are made and/or instituted against the Contractor, the 

Contractor’s subcontractors and their respective (sub) 

contractors, customers, directors and members of staff in 

respect of any occurrence, loss, costs, penalties or damage 

for which the Customer and/or owner are liable under these 

Standard and Special Terms and Conditions. 


3 Article 3 

3.1 In the case of storm, fl oating ice, dense fog, darkness and/or 

generally in unnavigable weather conditions, which will be at 

the push boat captain’s discretion, the Contractor is under no 

obligation to provide Pushing Services with the push boats. 

3.2 However, if the assistance of push boats is required in the 

case of fl oating ice, the normal rates will not apply and a 

special agreement will have to be concluded. 

3.3 If the push boat and/or its crew are at risk, which will be at the 

sole discretion of the Contractor, the Contractor is entitled to 

disconnect the ship being pushed or the fl oating object 

immediately. However, the Contractor is obliged to resume 

the performance of the Pushing Services as soon as the 

circumstances giving rise to the disconnection no longer 

exist, which will be at its sole discretion. 

3.4 The normal rates charged for Pushing Services do not apply 

to ships that make water, have lost their rudder, have 

sustained engine or other damage or, generally, to ships that 

are at risk without having been damaged; a special agreement 

will have to be concluded in such cases. 

3.5 The Contractor may charge an additional fee if it has rendered 

exceptional services falling outside the scope of performance 

of the pushing contract. 


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IX DIVING SERVICES 

Applicability 

These ‘Special Terms and Conditions IX’ apply in addition to the 


Terms and Conditions if the Contractor provides diving services. In 

the event of a confl ict between these Special Terms and 

Conditions IX and the Standard Terms and Conditions or any other 


Conditions IX will prevail with respect to the activities referred to 

above. In the event of confl ict, these Special Terms and Conditions 

IX will always prevail over Special Terms and Conditions I. 

1 Article 1 

1.1 ‘Diving Services’ means the provision of services and the 

performance of work for which the Contractor has deployed 

or will deploy one or more divers and/or diving equipment. 

2 Article 2 

2.1 The Contractor is not liable for any loss or damage (expressly 

including consequential loss or damage) resulting from 

defects or defi ciencies in the installations and/or materials it 

uses to carry out its activities or otherwise from activities 

carried out by the Contractor. 

2.2 The Contractor is only liable for any loss or damage and for 

an event causing loss or damage if and to the extent that 

satisfactory proof is furnished that it has been caused by 

wilful intent or gross negligence on the part of the Contractor 

as a legal entity. 

2.3 Under no circumstances will the Contractor be liable in any 

way for any loss or damage arising as a result of application 

of the results of quality control procedures and/or inspections 

carried out by the Contractor. 

2.4 If it is determined at law that the Contractor is in any way 

liable to the Customer, then such liability is in any case limited 

to the amount of the fee payable to the Contractor. 

2.5 Any right of action against the Contractor will in any event be 

barred by the mere lapse of 6 months after the activities have 

been carried out. 

3 Article 3 

3.1 The Customer is liable to the Contractor for any loss or 

damage, howsoever caused or arising in the course of 

carrying out the agreed activities, suffered by the Contractor 

itself or by the Contractor’s subordinates and/or caused to 

the property of the Contractor or its subordinates, or suffered 

by third parties engaged by the Contractor and/or by the 

subordinates of such third parties and/or caused to the 

property of such third parties or their subordinates. 

3.2 The Customer is responsible for all consequences of late 

submission of documents and/or late issue of instructions 

and for all consequences of the provision of inaccurate, 

insuffi cient or incomplete documents and/or instructions. 

4 Article 4 

4.1 The Customer indemnifi es the Contractor against all claims 

by third parties for any loss or damage for which the 

Contractor would not have been liable to any such third party 

if the third party in question itself had been the customer. 


5 Article 5 

5.1 The provisions in these Standard and Special Terms and 

Conditions on the exclusion and limitation of liability, on 

indemnifi cation of the Contractor and on the extinction by 

prescription of rights of action also apply to and for the 

benefi t of the Contractor Group, the Contractor’s 

subordinates, third parties engaged in any way or form by the 

Contractor and the subordinates of such third parties.

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