Dredging, marine infrastructure and offshore-energy contractor

Van Oord

Van Oord trailing suction hopper dredger HAM 318 and cutter suction dredger Artemis working at Benoa Port in Bali

Van Oord

Van Oord is a Dutch family-owned marine contractor active in dredging and offshore energy.

Organization overview

Dredging, marine infrastructure and offshore-energy contractor

Geographic footprint: Global, including Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa, and Americas. Core marine roles: Marine contractor, Dredging contractor, Reclamation contractor, and Port and waterway contractor.

Project records 6 Last reviewed 14 August 2026

Type

Dredging, marine infrastructure and offshore-energy contractor

Active regions

Global, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa, Americas

Marine works roles

Marine contractor, Dredging contractor, Reclamation contractor, Port and waterway contractor, Marine construction contractor, Coastal protection contractor, Offshore wind installation contractor, Subsea cable installation contractor, Subsea rock installation contractor, Landfall and nearshore EPC contractor, Specialist marine plant owner

Role in marine infrastructure

Van Oord is a Dutch family-owned marine contractor active in dredging and offshore energy. For 2025, the company reports EUR 2.59 billion of net revenue, EUR 403 million of EBITDA, EUR 110 million of net profit, a EUR 4.428 billion order book and 6,299 employees across 92 nationalities. Dredging work includes port and waterway development and maintenance, reclamation, coastal protection, breakwaters, quay walls and other marine construction. Offshore capability includes wind-foundation and turbine installation, subsea cables, rock placement, seabed preparation and landfall construction. The equipment range covers hopper and cutter dredgers, backhoes, water-injection dredgers, cable-laying vessels, flexible fallpipe vessels and offshore wind installation vessels. Group capability does not establish a specific contract, vessel assignment, completion or accepted outcome.

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