Marine Construction News – Page 65
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NewsCuxhaven expansion gets green light
Approval has been given for more berths at the German Elbe Estuary port of Cuxhaven which will give the booming facility a total deep-water Elbe frontage of about 3.6 kms, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsNew build 24m CTV contract
UK shipyard Diverse Marine Ltd. and crew transfer vessel service provider Turner Iceni have announced a contract for the construction of a 24m offshore wind crew transfer vessel.
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NewsGreater Changhua test-pile project
2019 proved to be an important year for German specialist company SAL Heavy Lift when it came to offshore installation projects. As a highlight the Greater Changhua Test Pile Project in the waters off Taiwan stands out.
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NewsWet construction company tests diesel alternative
A well-known UK wet construction specialist has been looking at serious ways in which it can reduce the carbon footprint of its plant and machinery.
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Remote survey centre opened
Classification society Bureau Veritas has just opened its first remote survey centre, located in the major maritime hub and port city of Rotterdam.
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NewsSea Start orders new RIBs
UK-based Marine breakdown service company Sea Start has placed an order for a number of new RIBs from Cowes-based Island RIBs as part of a significant expansion of their fleet.
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NewsVibratory hammer piling
Watson & Hillhouse have been supplying a PVE 2316VM variable moment vibratory hammer to marine specialists Baker Trayte Marine on the UK south coast.
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NewsGrease fights equipment corrosion
Equipment corrosion from exposure to high humidity and salt spray can be fought with grease featuring enhanced corrosion protection.
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NewsBureau Veritas performs first survey by drone
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore has completed its first survey by drone, carried out in the holds of a bulk carrier in an Italian port.
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NewsLarge diameter deepwater drilling
Thanks to a recent world first, a whole new sector of offshore construction activity could soon be opening up to new worldwide applications.
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NewsNew range of catamaran CTVs
A new range of catamaran CTVs aims to bring simple no nonsense vessels with varying duties, payloads and speeds to the market.
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NewsRapid response flood remediation partnership
Marine construction and consultancy organisation, Red7Marine, was recently contracted by Jackson Civil Engineering to respond to a flood incident.
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NewsSuper sewer tug boasts telescopic wheelhouse
London construction services provider S. Walsh & Sons has signed an order for a CS2010 pusher tug from Concordia Damen.
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NewsMoving a 1200 tonne substation by sea
The first of two offshore substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm has recently left the construction yard in Hoboken for its final destination in the Belgian North Sea.
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NewsMonopile transportation contract
Jumbo has been awarded a contract to support DEME Offshore in its scope of work on Ørsted’s Hornsea Two offshore wind farm.
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NewsUXO risk mitigation completed
Fugro has successfully completed a second marine unexploded ordnance (UXO) risk mitigation project for TenneT, this time on a cable route survey as part of the construction of the Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farm.
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NewsLeg-encircling super-crane will be tallest in market
A huge 1,600mt leg encircling crane due to be fitted to a marine construction jack-up vessel will handle the larger next generation of wind turbines.
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NewsShallow draft survey vessel launched
A shallow draft survey vessel has been launched that can operate in waters of 1.5m to provide wide versatility.
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NewsAutonomous workboat research platform
Danish composite boatbuilder Tuco has recently supplied a ProZero 8m Full Cabin outfitted as a fast and flexible multi mission workboat for autonomy research.
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NewsTornado enters electric RIB market
Danish RIB builder Tornado has developed a new version of their 6.8 metre RIB that is powered by an electric outboard motor in a move that is planned to be the start of a new range of electric RIBs writes Dag Pike.
