Sales Soar at Seawork 2005

01 Aug 2005

The ability of the Seawork Exhibition and Conference tocontinuously grow and improve was demonstrated once again at Seawork 2005 International .The eighth annual Seawork , in its unique presentational format in the working Port of Southampton , was up in all significant categories this year, with more exhibitors, more visitors, more vessels afloat and more international participation than ever before. 

Mean Marine Machine Seen at Seawork

01 Aug 2005

Of the 60 workboats of all types on Seawork 2005 's floating pontoon, none was so fearsome yet popular as the prototype Offshore Raiding Craft built on Anglesey by Holyhead Marine Services Ltd .There were people queuing virtually throughout the show, waiting their turn to pull on waterproof military noddysuits and enjoy a high speed blast across Southampton Water just like the real Royal Marine Commandos with whom the boat is currently on trial. 

North Sea Makes a Haul at Seawork

01 Aug 2005

North Sea Winches exhibited at Seawork for the third consecutive year and has already reaped the benefit with two confirmed orders and more in the pipeline. Business at the show proved brisk as an improved stand location attracted more casual visitors as well as those targeting specific products. 

DroghedaMacduff Deal at Seawork

01 Aug 2005

One of the many significant transactions officially acknowledged at Seawork 2005 saw Scotland's Macduff Ship Design conclude a design and project management deal with Ireland's Drogheda Port Company for a 13.7m Environmental Launch . 

AC-CESS for All at Seawork

01 Aug 2005

AC-CESS Co UK Ltd , which designs and manufactures the next generation AC-ROV , achieved multiple sales at the Seawork 2005 exhibition. With one order for multiple units of its mini ROV and another for a single unit already confirmed, the company is also busy processing the numerous leads and enquiries generated by Seawork .