Through circular construction, emission-free equipment, and an eye for biodiversity, Beens-Hakkers realizes sustainable waterfront projects in North Holland.
In Den Helder, that integrated approach comes together in a project with maximum reuse and minimal environmental impact.
To mark its 150th anniversary, the Koninklijke Hakkers Groep has installed six new benches in the outdoor area of Werkendam.
Hakkers and Beens Groep, together with the Province of North Holland, are continuing their sustainable bank replacement until 2028.
As part of the Flood Protection Programme (HWBP), the consortium G. van der Ven B.V. - Ballast Nedam - Hakkers will soon start reinforcing the Rijnkade Arnhem dike. The consortium’s plan scored highest on reducing emissions of nitrogen and particulate matter, which was a factor high on the water board’s wish list.
Hakkers looks back with satisfaction on the test bed in Rotterdam’s Seinehaven for the new innovation: underwater drilling. A concept to which the entire Hakkers Group has signed up.
On 4 July 2023, the widening of the Twente canals project was completed with a celebration. Minister Mark Harbers of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management visited this large-scale project.
After the summer, the contractor consortium Hakkers, Van Oord and De Klerk began construction of the tug quay on the Yangtze Canal in the Port of Rotterdam.
The first quarter of 2023 was notable for several major projects we were awarded. Hakkers’ well-filled order book ensures a productive year.
Last week, Hakkers signed the contract to build an all-electric work vessel. This is an important step we are taking towards making our fleet more sustainable.
As part of the Flood Protection Programme (HWBP), the consortium G. van der Ven B.V. - Ballast Nedam - Hakkers will soon start reinforcing the Rijnkade Arnhem dike. The consortium’s plan scored highest on reducing emissions of nitrogen and particulate matter, which was a factor high on the water board’s wish list.