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01.12.2023

Innovative Projekt- und Breakbulk-Lösungen gefragt

BREMEN. Until 5th January 2024, interested companies that have developed innovative solutions in project and breakbulk logistics this year can apply for the “2nd BHV Project Logistics Award”. The award ceremony will be held at the 11th Project Logistics Expert Forum, hosted by BHV – Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung, at the Parliament House in Bremen on 15 January and traditionally attracts the national and project logistics community to the Weser. For terms of participation and full details about the award and the expert forum, please visit www.bhv-bremen.de. OHB Digital Services, based in Bremen, received the “1st BHV Project Logistics Award” in January 2023 for its development of “LogTwin”, a digital twin (see photo).

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