Marine Construction News – Page 73
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NewsDP-2 multipurpose support vessel
A Dutch renewables support company has announced a 60 x24m maintenance vessel with more than 800m² of free deck space will be joining its fleet.
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New post will target high value global contracts
EnerMech has strengthened its executive leadership with the appointment of John Grover in the newly created role of Strategic Sales Director.
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News760 ton foundation removal job
A UK marine civil engineering contractor has successfully completed the first decommissioning of a commercial scale tidal turbine.
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NewsFinnish steel central to Polish wharf upgrade
A new combi wall at the Port of Gdansk, Poland, begun in February 2019, will result in a new wharf that will be 1,220 metres long. The steel piles that reinforce the wharf, came from SSAB in Finland.
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NewsSecond FCS 2610 strengthens busy fleet
A UK fleet operator has invested in a multi-role catamaran which will be deployed in a variety of roles in the marine civil engineering, offshore renewables and oil & gas sectors.
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NewsCould nanotech fix both corrosion and biofouling?
Leading European scientists have released details of a study on the potential of ‘Nanotechnology Marine Applications’ as part of the two-year KETmaritime project.
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NewsThe UK’s largest ever flood protection investment
Surrey County Council’s cabinet is set to agree £270 million of funding for long term flood risk management work across Surrey to protect homes and roads.
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NewsEast of England dry dock busy with ship repair
A UK ship repairer has beaten records on dry dock utilization rates thanks to major engineering and fabrication projects.
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NewsThe world’s largest installation jack-up
What is set to be the world’s largest offshore windfarm has secured the services of what is set to be the world’s largest jack-up installation vessel, despite the fact that neither of them have yet been built.
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NewsGermans focus on more LNG after Atair
Germany’s new multi-purpose, LNG-fuelled ''Atair'' is now in test operation as attention turns to further high-end ship replacements, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsRostock deepening will boost port handling
The German Baltic port of Rostock is hoping for a substantial boost in cargo handling from planned approach channel deepening expected to be approved soon, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsComposite monohull for aquaculture site management
After success with sales of its 8m, 11m and 15m ProZero vessels for the aquaculture industry, Danish boatbuilder Tuco has now launched a new 12m ProZero model in the fish farming markets.
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NewsGrand block ceremony for cable installation vessel
The grand blocks for a state-of-the-art cable layer have begun assembly at a Polish yard to meet its expected delivery in 2021.
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NewsMeercat Boats scores a hat trick
Meercat Boats, headquartered in Hythe Marine Park by the Port of Southampton, is currently host to three Meercat MRVs - one ready for sale, one currently undergoing refit and the third in use as a landing craft and ready for charter.
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NewsSurface effect hybrid cat for crew transfer
Dutch windfarms are to begin using a hybrid vessel with a surface effect catamaran hull form to minimise CO2 emissions.
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News'Hurricane proof' glass for record boat
Team Britannia’s superboat, Excalibur, has reached another milestone with the installation of its ‘hurricane proof’ glass.
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NewsDavit and ramp launched inboard Navy RIBs
Finland-headquartered Boomeranger Boats will supply sea boats for the Royal Australian Navy’s SEA1180 Phase 1 Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) program.
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NewsRoyal Navy small boat support contract
Contracts have been awarded to support and maintain hundreds of high-speed rigid inflatable boats (RIBs) and other small boats for the UK’s Royal Navy.
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NewsPlans for Clyde commercial marine hub
A major milestone has been reached in an ambitious plan to bring marine manufacturing and support industries back to the Upper Clyde, Scotland.
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NewsTallink shuttle ferry
Deltamarin is providing detail design services for Tallink’s new LNG-powered shuttle ferry set to operate between Helsinki in Finland and Tallinn in Estonia.
