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Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors NV (Scaldis SMC) is a Belgian offshore heavy lift contractor based in Antwerp. Founded in 1995 as a joint venture of DEME, Jan De Nul Group, and Herbosch-Kiere, the company specializes in transportation, installation, and decommissioning of offshore structures.
Scaldis serves the oil & gas, renewables, civil engineering, and salvage sectors, offering turnkey solutions for complex marine projects. It operates a fleet of multipurpose heavy lift vessels, including Rambiz (3,300t capacity) and Gulliver (4,000t capacity), both equipped with dual cranes for flexible duo-lift operations.
With a track record in installing offshore wind farm components, such as substations for Nordseecluster and Baltic Power, and decommissioning platforms in the North Sea, Scaldis emphasizes safety, innovation, and efficiency in its operations.
Also known as Scaldis SMC and Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving SCALDIS, of which one is active.
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New two‑train compression module to extend gas production on an offshore platform powered entirely by nearby wind; integration starts June 2027.
Two offshore substations (~40×22 m; 1,800 & 2,500 t) were installed ~50 km north of Juist after transport from Saint‑Nazaire by heavy‑lift Gulliver. Nordseecluster A: 660 MW (2027); B: +900 MW (2029)
