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October 20, 2009 · about 17 years ago

GSP extends fleet with floating crane

GSP in Romania has announced the addition of GSP Neptun, the largest floating crane operating in the Black Sea, to its fleet. The vessel has a lifting capacity of 1,800 tonnes. GSP said it believes that GSP Neptun is the largest offshore construction, platform installation, and decommissioning heavy

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GSP in Romania has announced the addition of GSP Neptun, the largest floating crane operating in the Black Sea, to its fleet. The vessel has a lifting capacity of 1,800 tonnes. GSP said it believes that GSP Neptun is the largest offshore construction, platform installation, and decommissioning heavy lift crane in the Black Sea Basin.

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