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Heuvelman Ibis – Fertigung

Specialist in dredging works, hydraulic engineering, coastal and bank protection, and steel construction with its own fleet of vessels

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Heuvelman Ibis GmbH

Leer (DE) · Delfzijl (NL)New on Amplifa

1969Founding of the original company in Krimpen a/d Ijssel (NL)
2005Founding of Heuvelman Ibis GmbH in Leer
ca. 100Employees in Germany and abroad (group)
ca. 30Vessels in the fleet

About Heuvelman Ibis

Heuvelman Ibis is a hydraulic engineering company based in Leer (East Frisia) with a branch in Delfzijl (Netherlands). The company was founded in 1969 as Heuvelman Ibis BV in Krimpen a/d Ijssel and established as a GmbH in Leer in 2005. Its services include dredging works, special hydraulic engineering works, coastal and bank protection works, transshipment operations, and the recovery and disposal of explosives and munitions. An in-house steel construction department carries out welding, fabrication and assembly work in steel. Clients include public bodies such as waterway and shipping authorities, cities and municipalities, as well as private customers, including from the chemical industry in Delfzijl. The company operates a fleet of around 30 vessels and employs around 100 staff in Germany and abroad. Work has been carried out in Germany, England, France, Ireland and the Netherlands, among other countries.

Site
Leer
Processes
Dredging works, Special hydraulic engineering works, Coastal and bank protection works, Steel construction (welding, fabrication and assembly work in the in-house steel construction, Transshipment works, Recovery and disposal of explosives (munitions clearance), Steel construction (in-house steel construction department: welding, fabrication and assembly work), Recovery and disposal of explosives/munitions
Materials
Steel
Certificates
ISO 9001
Founded
2005 (GmbH
Employees
ca. 100 (Germany and
Industries
Hydraulic engineering, Infrastructure, Ports/seaports, Chemical industry (transshipment)
  1. 01

    Project planning and design (in-house steel construction department)

  2. 02

    Steel construction: welding, fabrication and assembly work

  3. 03

    Deployment of the vessel fleet and equipment

  4. 04

    Dredging and special hydraulic engineering works

  5. 05

    Coastal and bank protection works, transshipment, munitions recovery

  6. 06

    Maintenance and project completion

Materials & Processes

Stahl

Steel

Material used by the in-house steel construction department for welding, fabrication and assembly work.

Locations

Standort Leer

Leer

DE

Head office of Heuvelman Ibis GmbH

Materials
Steel
Standort Delfzijl

Delfzijl

NL

BV location with office and workshop; transshipment for the chemical industry

Materials
Steel
  • Seaworthy, self-propelled crane pontoon (in-house construction, 1981)
  • Dredging and work vessels (fleet of approx. 30 vessels, group)

Components & Services

Steel construction: welding, fabrication and assembly work
Steel construction: welding, fabrication and assembly workSteel construction · Hydraulic engineering/infrastructure
Coastal and bank protection works
Coastal and bank protection worksHydraulic engineering · Waterways/ports

Inside the production

Heuvelman Ibis – specialists in hydraulic engineering
Heuvelman Ibis – specialists in hydraulic engineering
Company presentation Heuvelman Ibis
Company presentation Heuvelman Ibis
Internships and training at Heuvelman Ibis
Internships and training at Heuvelman Ibis

Industries

Hydraulic engineeringInfrastructurePorts/seaportsChemical industry (transshipment)

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Dredging worksDredging works/hydraulic engineering–––––
Special hydraulic engineering worksHydraulic engineering–––––
Coastal and bank protection worksHydraulic engineering–––––
Steel construction (welding, fabrication and assembly work in the in-house steel constructionJoining––––Steel
Transshipment worksHydraulic engineering–––––
Recovery and disposal of explosives (munitions clearance)Hydraulic engineering–––––

2 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Crane pontoon (seaworthy, self-propelled, in-house construction)Ibis (conversion of a 1902 sailing ship into a crane ship)––1981Delfzijl
Vessel fleet (dredging and work vessels)–ca. 30––Leer / Delfzijl

Additional services

Dredging worksSpecial hydraulic engineering worksCoastal and bank protection worksSteel construction (in-house steel construction department: welding, fabrication and assembly work)Transshipment worksRecovery and disposal of explosives/munitionsMaintenance of rivers and banksConstruction of fish passes

Reference customers

Waterway and shipping authoritiesCities and municipalitiesprivate clients

Quality

Heuvelman Ibis is certified according to ISO 9001. Precisely composed teams are assembled for each project; regular staff training ensures the necessary expertise.

EvidenceLeer
ISO 9001

History

  1. 1969

    Foundation of Heuvelman Ibis BV (dredging and transshipment works) in Krimpen a/d Ijssel by Arie Heuvelman; first vessel: crane ship 'Ibis' (a sailing ship from 1902).

  2. 1975

    Construction of the new seaport canal in Delfzijl; takeover of the Delfzijl site with office and workshop.

  3. 1981

    In-house construction of a seaworthy, self-propelled crane pontoon.

  4. 1983

    Recovery of over 200 unexploded landmines from a freighter destroyed in 1943 near Terschelling in cooperation with the Royal Netherlands Navy.

  5. 2004/2005

    Founding of Heuvelman Ibis GmbH headquartered in Leer following successful work in Germany.

  6. 2020er

    Celebration of the 20th anniversary of Heuvelman Ibis GmbH; around 30 vessels and approx. 100 employees in Germany and abroad.

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