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Boskalis-Van Oord JV Secures $580M Contract for Dredging Works at Sweden’s Lulea Port

Survey Vessels in the open sea

The Swedish Maritime Administration (Sjöfartsverket) and the Port of Luleå have awarded a SEK5.7 billion (US$580 million) contract for the remaining dredging works under Sweden’s Project Malmporten, the largest dredging project ever undertaken in the country.Malmporten Dredging Contractors (MDC), a…

MLC 2006: The Detentions That Come From Paperwork, Not Conditions

Crew looking out from an offshore deck

When port State control ran a targeted campaign on crew wages and employment agreements, deficiency rates jumped roughly fourfold against the preceding three years. The ships had not changed. What changed was that someone read the contracts. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  22 September 2026  ·  9 mins read 4xdeficiency rate during the … Read more