Sarens repositions Dutch business as heavy lift market evolves

From energy infrastructure and industrial decarbonisation to ageing bridges and petrochemical plant upgrades, the demands on heavy lift contractors are evolving. Sarens is responding by reorganising its Dutch operations, seeking to improve the coordination and delivery of increasingly complex projects. The relocation to the southern town of Oudenbosch is part of a wider optimisation of the company’s five-depot network in the Netherlands, which also includes facilities in Vlissingen, Dordrecht, Rotterdam and Amsterdam.

Sarens told HLPFI that the aim is to create a more balanced distribution of activities and improve coordination across the country.

Hildo Boelsma, business unit manager at Sarens Nederland, said that the move was not simply a change of address but part of the continued optimisation of the company’s Dutch depot structure.

“Our strategy and operational requirements have evolved, and our current location in Dordrecht no longer fully matches the day-to-day needs of our projects department and the Sarens Nederland headquarters,” he explained.

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