Munich-based crane rental company BKL has won the contract for a railway bridge project in North Rhine-Westphalia. The company is deploying equipment with a lifting capacity of 1,800 metric tons. The order demonstrates that heavy infrastructure projects for Deutsche Bahn require specialized service …
“Munich-based crane rental company BKL has won the contract for a railway bridge project in North Rhine-Westphalia. The company is deploying equipment with a lifting capacity of 1,800 metric tons. The order demonstrates that heavy infrastructure projects for Deutsche Bahn require specialized service …”
Munich-based crane rental company BKL has won the contract for a railway bridge project in North Rhine-Westphalia. The company is deploying equipment with a lifting capacity of 1,800 metric tons. The order demonstrates that heavy infrastructure projects for Deutsche Bahn require specialized service providers with appropriate equipment. BKL is among the few rental companies in Germany capable of moving such loads.
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