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Forte Delivers Dual Floating Jetties to Alaska

Boskalis’ semi-submersible Forte reached Alaska after transporting two floating jetties from China. The units were discharged for assembly into a cruise-ship floating jetty.
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Boskalis’ semi-submersible Forte arrived in the icy waters of Alaska after completing a trans-Pacific voyage carrying two floating jetties. The heavy transport vessel had departed China roughly two weeks earlier with the paired structures secured on deck.

Upon reaching the North American state, the vessel offloaded both components, which will be joined locally to form a floating jetty for cruise operations. Although the company’s fleet is active worldwide, Alaska remains a less common destination, making this call a notable addition to its global heavy marine transport track record.

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Boskalis transported a 168 m floating dry dock from Freeport, Bahamas to Flushing aboard Mighty Servant 3, adding 18,000 t of lifting capacity to Shipyard Reimerswaal and expanding the yard’s ability to handle larger repair work.
SAL has added MV Alma to its fleet, strengthening its deck carrier capability and expanding its ability to handle offshore transport and floating cargo worldwide.
Boskalis posted 2025 revenue of EUR 4.5 billion with EBITDA of EUR 1.3 billion and net profit of EUR 775 million, supported by Offshore Energy and maritime services.

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