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Ugland Construction

Ireland

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Ugland Construction: A firm for Heavy Lift and Barge Support. Ugland Construction offers a wide range of services, including the operation of the heavy lift crane vehicle Uglen for Inshore and Near-sea transportation. The company also operates a fleet of high-quality Barge Support vessels for projects in the North Sea, Baltic Sea, and Northwest Europe. The firm offers a broad palette of services, including: - Crane operations - Barge support - Shipping and operation - Decommissioning and removal of large structures Ugland Construction is a leading company in the industry and offers safe, reliable, efficient, and first-class services to its customers.

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