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Van de Laarschot

Lelystad, Netherlands

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Van de Laarschot, based in Brielle and operating since 1968, provides marine surveys with a fully employed team of experienced ex-sea going deck officers and inland navigation barge captains. The company specializes in bunker surveys, draft surveys, barge gauging, cargo surveys, on/off hire bunker and condition surveys, pre-loading and outturn surveys. Operating independently, Laarschot Marine Survey B.V. serves primarily the ports of Rotterdam, Antwerp, Amsterdam, and all other ports between Le Havre and Hamburg, with global coverage upon request. The company has 58 years of experience as of 2026.

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