statementSaid on 2026-11-09
The Dutch company Jack-Up Barge, part of Van Es Group, has added a new self-elevating offshore platform JB 121 to its fleet.
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Нидерландская компания Jack-Up Barge, входящая в Van Es Group, пополнила флот новой самоподъёмной морской платформой JB 121.
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