All News articles – Page 660
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NewsNew CTruk SWATH destined for Seawork?
CTruk hopes to have a new 20m Offshore Wind Service Vessel SWATH on the pontoon at Seawork 2014, together with its first-in-class military vessel THOR (Twin Hulled Offshore Raider).
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Funding for marine renewables
The Scottish government’s Marine Renewables Commercialisation Fund (MRCF) Array Technology Innovation Programme has awarded funding to a team of marine experts to carry out research on Turbulence in Marine Environments (TIME).
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NewsMustang Marine goes into administration
Workboat builder Mustang Marine (Wales) Ltd has gone into receivership with the loss of 66 jobs and reported debts in January of more than £1.5m.
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NewsGermans bolster sea rescue service
Two new state of the art boats are being built at German shipyards as part of an effort to modernise the already impressive fleet of Bremen based sea rescue service DGzRS and mark its 150th anniversary.
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NewsSeawork highs bring Low Countries success
Committed Seawork exhibitor Cheetah Marine has hugely benefited from the growing number of international visitors which the show attracts.
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NewsMermaid Marine expands offering at Seawork 2014
UK-based Mermaid Marine is returning to this year’s Seawork Exhibition and is bringing something new to the table.
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NewsSealite moves to larger UK facility
Seawork 2014 exhibitor Sealite United Kingdom Ltd relocated to a larger facility at Lowestoft in Suffolk last month.
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NewsOcean Signal expands into Dutch market
Communications and safety at sea specialist Ocean Signal will focus on expanding its presence in the Dutch commercial market with the appointment of True Heading Nederland BV as its new distributor for the Netherlands.
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NewsHigh visibility new buoys at Falmouth
Falmouth Harbour Commissioners (FHC) in the UK has commenced replacing its steel navigation buoys, some of which are of pre-war riveted construction, in Falmouth Harbour waters.
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NewsTraining support backs safety equipment supply
UK based independent marine safety supplier and Seawork exhibitor Ocean Safety supports its major equipment supply contracts with training sessions to ensure that ship operators and crews know how to use safety equipment in the case of emergency.
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NewsGondan newbuild oceanographic vessel
Spain’s Gondan Shipyard has been commissioned to build a new oceanographic vessel for the Marine Research Institute of Norway – the contract is due to be finalised on 14 March.
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News'Record' nominations for Fugro
Dutch technical consultancy company, Fugro, is among the shortlisted for this year’s Ground Engineering (GE) Awards, with a “record number of shortlisted nominations” in three categories.
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NewsHydrosphere’s new VLB-67 at Seawork
Hydrosphere’s new Vega VLB-67 LED obstacle and bridge marking light will be on display at Seawork 2014.
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NewsSpanish navaids package for Puerto Brisa
Almarin, a Spanish manufacturer of AtoN, has completed the design and turn-key supply of aids to navigation for Puerto Brisa, at La Guajira in Colombia.
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NewsVLB-67 provides great flexibility
Hydrosphere’s new Vega VLB-67 LED obstacle and bridge marking light is a feature rich product designed for flexibility.
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Hydro 14 Call for Papers
Abstracts of papers for presentation at the International Federation of Hydrographic Societies’ 22nd conference and exhibition at Aberdeen’s Exhibition & Conference Centre from 28-30 October 2014 are now invited by the organisers, The Hydrographic Society UK.
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NewsNew Acta Marine vessel gets first deployment
Dutch workboat operator Acta Marine’s newly launched multi-purpose support vessel has been deployed on its first geotechnical project in France.
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NewsVysotsk port reconstruction complete
Infrastructure at the Russian seaport of Vysotsk has undergone reconstruction and has been commissioned in a bid to increase the overload capacity of the coal terminal at the port.
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NewsClements Engineering invests
Clements Engineering has made a major investment in new machinery to speed up the production process, offer new services and broaden its customer base, just in time for Seawork 2014.
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NewsUKHO international training success
The UK Hydrographic Office at Taunton reports successful completion of its fifth annual international cartography training course for overseas students, drawn this time from hydrographic organisations in Algeria, Bulgaria, Solomon Islands, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago and Japan.
