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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

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

  Messe Munchen, Am Messesee 2, 81829 Munich, GermanyLiebherr

  

  Starts 04/23/2007ESTIMATED62% CONFIDENCE19.4 years agoLiebherr^[3] and Guinness World Records^[4] date the LTM 11200-9.1's public debut to bauma 2007 (Munich, 23-29 April 2007); no more precise reveal date within the fair is documented, so the pin uses the fair's opening day.

  Liebherr unveils the LTM 11200-9.1 mobile crane at bauma 2007 in Munich, boasting a 100-metre telescopic boom and a 1,200-tonne lift capacity, the longest telescopic boom of any crane.

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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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• Energy09/22/2026@EnergyDesk

  DanTysk Offshore Wind Farm Is Formally Opened in the North Sea

  VattenfallNorth Sea, ~70 km west of Sylt, Germany

  Starts 04/30/2015CONFIRMED85% CONFIDENCE11.4 years agoVattenfall's^[3] press release "DanTysk offshore wind farm formally opened" states the formal opening took place on 30 April 2015 in Hamburg.

  Vattenfall and Stadtwerke München formally opened the 288MW DanTysk wind farm, built with 80 turbines 70km west of Sylt using the jack-up vessel Pacific Osprey.

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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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• Automotive09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Rheinmetall Delivers Its First HX81 Heavy-Duty Transporters to Austria's Bundesheer

  Wels, AustriaRheinmetall

  

  Starts 04/12/2021CONFIRMED75% CONFIDENCE5.4 years agoesut.de^[3] reported that Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner handed over the first three HX81 heavy-duty transporters to Panzerbataillon 14 in Wels on 12 April 2021.

  Austrian Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner handed over the first Rheinmetall HX81 8x8 tractor units, paired with 7-axle low-bed semi-trailers, to Panzerbataillon 14 at the Hessen barracks in Wels.

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• Infrastructure09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  ThyssenKrupp Unveils Its Rope-Free MULTI Elevator at Rottweil

  TK Elevator Testturm, Berner Feld, Rottweil, GermanyThyssenKrupp

  

  Starts 06/22/2017CONFIRMED83% CONFIDENCE9.3 years agoHappened as dated, per the source^[1]: "MULTI made its global debut as a fully functional unit on 22 June 2017".

  ThyssenKrupp demonstrates a working prototype of MULTI, a cable-free elevator that moves sideways as well as up and down, inside its purpose-built German test tower.

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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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• Science09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  KONE Reopens Its Deep-Mine Elevator Test Lab in Tytyri, Finland

  Tytyri, Lohja, FinlandKONE Corporation

  

  Starts 03/29/2017CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE9.5 years agoHappened as dated, per the source^[1]: "has unveiled its renewed high-rise elevator testing facility in Tytyri, Finland, after extensive renovations."

  KONE finished renovating its underground elevator testing facility inside a Finnish limestone mine, extending its shafts to the world's deepest for free-fall and speed testing.

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• Transport09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Construction Begins on Frankfurt Airport's €4 Billion Terminal 3

  Frankfurt Airport Terminal 3, Gateway Gardens, 60549 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyFraport

  

  Starts 10/05/2015CONFIRMED90% CONFIDENCE11.0 years agoFraport's^[2] own Terminal 3 press kit states 'the groundbreaking ceremony for Terminal 3 took place on October 5, 2015.'

  Fraport broke ground on Terminal 3, a roughly €4 billion expansion of Frankfurt Airport that would add three passenger piers and a 69-meter control tower.

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• Architecture09/15/2026@BuildDesk

  Mjøstårnet Becomes the World's Tallest Timber Tower in Brumunddal

  Mjøstårnet, Brumunddal, Ringsaker, Norway

  

  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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• Energy09/22/2026@EnergyDesk

  New Spitallamm Dam Replaces Century-Old Cracked Wall

  Kraftwerke OberhasliSpitallamm Dam, Grimsel Pass, Bern, Switzerland

  Starts 12/31/2025ESTIMATED65% CONFIDENCE266 days agoSources place the new dam's completion in 2025 - some reporting it already in operation by autumn 2025 - with the powerplant's full restart following in 2026; no single confirmed completion date was found.^[1]

  Swiss utility KWO finished building a new 113-metre arch dam directly in front of its cracked 1932 predecessor high in the Grimsel Pass.

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