Tagname : Infrastructure Contractors
- Bauma 2026 Opens With Crane Orders, but New EU Rule Tightens EntryBauma 2026 heavy tower crane orders surge past EUR 210 million, but the new EU EN 13001-3:2026 rule raises export compliance pressure. See what exporters, buyers, and manufacturers must check before October 1.
- EU Duties Reshape Tower Crane SourcingEU duties reshape tower crane sourcing as new anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese imports raise landed costs, compliance demands, and procurement risks for EU contractors.
- China Expands Export Controls for Trainset PartsChina expands export controls for trainset parts as 12 high-speed rail subsystems now require pre-approval to 37 countries. See the compliance risks, delivery impact, and what exporters should review now.
- Shopee Brazil Cuts Import Tax for Orders Over $50Shopee Brazil cuts import tax to 60% for orders over $50—unlocking new opportunities for tower crane component imports via split consignments.
- China–Laos Railway Freight Up 42%; Heavy-Duty Tower Crane Delivery to SEA Shortened by 7–10 DaysHeavy-duty tower crane delivery to SEA now 7–10 days faster via China–Laos Railway freight—up 42% in 2026. Optimize infrastructure logistics today.
- BIMCO Releases New Guidelines for Sea Transport of Heavy-Duty Tower CranesBIMCO’s new Heavy-Duty Tower Cranes Sea Transport Guidelines mandate ISO 1496-1:2026-compliant securing frames—key for manufacturers, contractors & logistics firms. Act now to avoid delays & costs.
- Choosing Infrastructure Contractors for High-Speed Rail Without Cost OverrunsInfrastructure Contractors for high-speed rail: learn how to compare bidders by risk, compliance, and delivery capability to prevent cost overruns and protect long-term rail value.
- UIC Releases 2026 High-Speed Train Interoperability GuidelinesUIC 2026 High-Speed Train Interoperability Guidelines now mandate dual-mode ATP for 600 km/h trainsets—key for tenders in Turkey, Indonesia & Brazil. Act now.
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