Liebherr Debuts the LTM 11200-9.1, the Longest Telescopic Boom Crane

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• Infrastructure09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Liebherr Unveils the LTM 1750-9.1 Mobile Crane at Ehingen

  Dr.-Hans-Liebherr-Straße 1, 89584 Ehingen (Donau), GermanyLiebherr

  

  Starts 06/13/2012CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE14.3 years agoHub-4.com^[3] and KHL Group reported that Liebherr presented the new LTM 1750-9.1 to over 2,000 customers at its Ehingen Customer Open Days on 13-14 June 2012.

  Liebherr presented its LTM 1750-9.1, an all-terrain mobile crane that can drive fully rigged on public roads with its 52-metre telescopic boom, to more than 2,000 customers at its Ehingen, Germany plant. The 750-tonne-capacity crane costs around 4 million euros.

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• Infrastructure09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Knaack-Krane Puts Its New 750-Tonne Liebherr Crane to Work at Stößen-Teuchern

  Stößen, Saxony-Anhalt, GermanyKnaack-Krane

  

  Starts 01/14/2014ESTIMATED50% CONFIDENCE12.7 years agoKHL^[3] Group and Vertikal.net^[2] both reported the new Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 joining the Knaack-Krane fleet in mid-January 2014, without giving the exact delivery day.

  Hamburg crane operator Knaack-Krane added a Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1, a 750-tonne all-terrain mobile crane, to its fleet and put it straight to work assembling wind turbines at the Stößen-Teuchern wind farm near Leipzig, its heaviest job yet.

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• Marine09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  IHC Merwede Delivers the Oleg Strashnov Crane Vessel to Seaway Heavy Lifting

  Van Cralingenweg 1, Krimpen aan den IJssel, NetherlandsIHC Merwede

  

  Starts 04/01/2011CONFIRMED80% CONFIDENCE15.5 years agoOffshore Energy^[3] reported Seaway Heavy Lifting took delivery of the new-build Oleg Strashnov crane vessel on 1 April 2011.

  Dutch shipbuilder IHC Merwede delivered the Oleg Strashnov, a 183-metre DP3 crane vessel able to lift 5,000 tonnes, to Seaway Heavy Lifting on 1 April 2011. The ship went on to become one of the most powerful monohull crane vessels used in offshore construction.

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• Automotive09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Volvo Unveils the A60H, Its Largest Articulated Hauler, at Bauma

  Messe München, Am Messesee 2, 81829 Munich, GermanyVolvo Construction Equipment

  

  Starts 04/11/2016ESTIMATED73% CONFIDENCE10.4 years agoTrade press (Equipment World, For Construction Pros^[7]) dates the A60H's launch to Bauma 2016 in Munich (11-17 April 2016); no more precise reveal date within the fair is documented, so the pin uses the fair's opening day.

  Volvo Construction Equipment unveiled the A60H, its largest-ever articulated hauler at 60 tons capacity, at the Bauma trade fair in Munich. The launch marked the 50th anniversary of Volvo's first articulated hauler, 1966's 'Gravel Charlie.'

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• Marine09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Damen Delivers Heavy-Lift Vessel Fairplayer to Jumbo Maritime

  Damen Shipyards Galați, Strada Alexandru Moruzzi 132, Galați, RomaniaJumbo Maritime

  

  Starts 01/01/2008ESTIMATED65% CONFIDENCE18.7 years agoVessel registries and marine trade press list Fairplayer's (IMO 9371579) build year as 2008 at Damen Shipyards Galați; no exact delivery day is published, so the date is estimated to the year.^[1]

  Fairplayer's twin 900-tonne cranes combine for an 1,800-tonne tandem lift, among the largest of any heavy-lift ship afloat. Built by Damen Shipyards Galati in Romania, she entered service with Dutch heavy-lift specialist Jumbo Maritime in 2008.

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• Architecture09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Emaar Properties Opens Burj Khalifa as the World's Tallest Building

  1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, Dubai, UAEEmaar Properties

  

  Starts 01/04/2010CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE16.7 years agoGuinness World Records^[2] and The National both confirm the official opening ceremony took place on January 4, 2010.

  Emaar Properties officially opened the 828-meter Burj Khalifa in Dubai, timed to the fifth anniversary of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum's accession to power. The tower took the world's-tallest-building title from Taipei 101 by a record margin.

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• Marine09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Wilhelmsen Launches Tønsberg as the World's Largest Ro-Ro Ship

  Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipyard, Nagasaki, JapanWilhelmsen Group

  

  Starts 10/02/2010CONFIRMED84% CONFIDENCE16.0 years agoWikipedia's^[4] MV Tønsberg article gives the launch date as 2 October 2010, built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries for the Wilh. Wilhelmsen Group and noted as the largest RoRo ship in the world when built.

  Wilh. Wilhelmsen launched the 265-meter Tønsberg at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' Nagasaki shipyard, the largest roll-on/roll-off vessel ever built at the time. The ship carries luxury cars, SUVs, and outsized construction equipment across the world's oceans.

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• Energy09/22/2026@EnergyDesk

  Sinovel Installs China's First 5-Megawatt Offshore Wind Turbine at Donghai Bridge

  Sinovel Wind GroupDonghai Bridge Offshore Wind Farm, East China Sea, Shanghai, China

  Starts 09/06/2011CONFIRMED72% CONFIDENCE15.0 years agoThe documentary's own dated footage places the SL5000's installation on the evening of September 6, 2011 beside the Donghai Bridge, and power-technology.com^[2]'s independent project profile of the Shanghai Dong Hai Bridge wind farm separately confirms a single Sinovel SL5000 5MW turbine as the farm's Phase IIB.

  Sinovel completed installation of the SL5000, China's first independently developed 5-megawatt offshore wind turbine, as a single demonstration unit at the Donghai Bridge wind farm near Shanghai. Two of China's largest crane vessels assembled the 150-meter-tall machine through the region's typhoon season.

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• Architecture09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  One Za'abeel Opens With the World's Longest Cantilever

  One Za'abeel, Dubai, UAEIthra Dubai

  

  Starts 02/10/2024CONFIRMED80% CONFIDENCE2.6 years agoHappened as dated, per the source^[1]: "The development was completed in December 2023 and officially opened on 10 February 2024."

  Dubai's One Za'abeel opened to the public, its twin towers joined by The Link, a 230-metre skybridge that went on to set the Guinness World Record for longest cantilevered building.

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• Mining09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  TAKRAF Commissions the First F60 Overburden Conveyor Bridge at Welzow

  Welzow, Brandenburg, GermanyTAKRAF

  

  Starts 01/01/1972ESTIMATED65% CONFIDENCE54.7 years agoWikipedia's^[2] Overburden Conveyor Bridge F60 article dates the first unit's construction to 1969-1972 and entry into service at the Welzow open-pit mine to 1972, without a specific day.

  VEB TAKRAF completed the first F60 lignite overburden conveyor bridge at the Welzow open-pit mine, creating what is still recognized as the largest mobile land machine ever built.

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• Transport09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Port Waratah Begins Shiploader 7.09 Overhaul at Kooragang Terminal

  Curlew Street, Kooragang Island, NSW 2304, AustraliaPort Waratah Coal Services

  

  Starts 07/01/2025CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE1.2 years agoPort Waratah's 6 May 2025 news release states the four-month refurbishment outage on Shiploader 7.09 began in July 2025.^[1]

  Port Waratah Coal Services took Shiploader 7.09 offline for a four-month overhaul at its Kooragang Coal Terminal, fitting a new seven-metre loading chute and trimmer flap. The refurbishment is part of a $270 million program to modernise the Newcastle coal export terminal.

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  Mjøstårnet Becomes the World's Tallest Timber Tower in Brumunddal

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  Starts 03/15/2019CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE7.5 years agoWikipedia^[4] and Norway Today state Mjøstårnet was completed in March 2019, with its official opening on March 15, 2019.

  At 85.4 meters and 18 storeys, Mjøstårnet in Brumunddal, Norway opened as the world's tallest timber building, built from engineered glue-laminated wood instead of steel or concrete.

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