Key deals

All British ports will note with interest the outcome of the Port of Mostyn s maintenance dredging application for work that will enable the safe passage of specialist vessels carrying wings for…

The jailing last month of the dredger master who crashed through Hythe Pier while under the influence of alcohol has been followed closely by the UK Government launching new alcohol limits for…

Being completed at the small Fridtjof Nansen Shipyard inWolgast on the German border with Poland is the first survey ship ever to be built from scratch for the international environmental organisation Greenpeace…

Following sea trials, the new Echomax Midi Basemount reflector has been chosen by the RNLI for their fleet of RIBs, replacing their active antennas.

The Metropolitan Police Thames Division fleet has received its sixth Finnish built Targa patrol craft, supplied by seawork2004 exhibitor Wessex Marine .

Traditional cutting of the New Years cake ceremonies held at the Piraeus offices of international salvage group Tsavliris were dominated by wishes for the safe return of salvage master Nikos Pappas ,…

The shifting focus of the worlds major dredging contractors from jumbo trailing suction hopper dredgers to equally large cutter suction dredgers can be seen in the latest order for IHC Holland from…

Construction is now under way in France of a new 107.6m long, general-purpose ocean research ship which will serve both naval and civilian masters.

The latest in a series of the worlds most powerful anchor-handling/tug supply vessels was being named at east German shipyard Volkswerft in Stralsund March for Danish sister company Maersk Supply Service .

NVC-Design , part of Rolls Royce , has won its first contract for a coastal product tanker which combines a bespoke hull design with a diesel mechanical propulsion system based on twin…

The development and implementation of Galileo , Europes global navigation system, is moving towards its design and demonstration phase with testing equipment placed along the Danube and in several UK ports.

The British Government has responded to the House of Commons Transport Select Committees wide ranging report on ports, saying it would be unacceptable to hold up key decisions on port expansion until…