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China Shipyard Lays Keel for BAM Crane Barge

Press Release
Tuesday, February 05, 2013
File Crane Barge 8025: Image credit Damen Shipyards
Crane Barge 8025: Image credit Damen Shipyards

Damen partner Nantong Yahua Shipyards celebrate laying down the keel of BAM International's new crane barge.

Scheduled for delivery in April 2013, the 80m long Damen CBa 8025 barge is to be provided with day accommodation and will be named ‘IB 429’.

Currently Damen is building several barges on order and for keeping in stock, which can lead to fast delivery times.



 

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