Jan De Nul further contributes to the Oosterweel Link in Antwerp

Jan De Nul Group is the first dredging company to carry out 100% sustainable beach replenishments. Moreover, at the Belgian coast

We welcome two brand-new vessels to our fleet: the Cutter Suction Dredger Willem van Rubroeck and the Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger Galileo Galilei.

Bureau Veritas (BV), a world leader in testing, inspection, and certification, has developed a new notation to recognize the performance of ULEv.

As of today, 200 units of Belgium’s largest eco-district located in Liège, are for sale.

From 2009 to 2016, Jan De Nul Group took part in the construction of the third set of lock complexes in the Panama Canal.

Sofie Vriens helps to protect ecosystems as a young engineer with MARED. Her ambition is to create a liveable and sustainable environment on our planet.

The ports of Zeebrugge and Ostend are important gateways to European markets. In order to have sufficient depth in these ports and in the navigation channels

Every day, Jan De Nul strives to make the impossible possible for clients around the globe. We again offer you an exclusive look behind the scenes in Focus #3.

Kantoor Aalst

As a company, how do you approach a world revolving around green technology, sustainable production and renewable energy?

Calculating for Manila city expansions

'What was ground-breaking yesterday, is common today'

We will maintain the Belgian coastline by restoring the beaches after erosion through beach replenishment. In this way, we are protecting the vulnerable

Dredging, hydraulics and civil engineering go well together: Scheldt Tunnel Oosterweel Link

When you work for Jan De Nul, you bring the world to your workplace. You don't have to be a great adventurer to do that. A Jan De Nul team is often a unique ...

Part Jan De Nul at the Oosterweel Link - Projects Scheldt Tunnel and Right Bank

Jan De Nul is a pioneer in Wallonia with the first physical-chemical soil remediation installation

1,500-tonnes bus and bicycle tunnel to be slid into place

Jan De Nul halfway through installation of 600 MW Kriegers Flak wind farm