Seawork News

Concrete Repairs Limited has been appointed by Dyer & Butler for the extensive refurbishment of the grade II listed Cleveland Bridge, located in the World Heritage Site of Bath, UK.

For coastal projects requiring design lives in the region of 120 years, stainless steel provides practical solution, says Seawork Connect Marine Civils exhibitor DYWIDAG.

Damen Shipyards Den Helder has returned the ‘HNLMS Snellius’ to the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) following her midlife upgrade.

Innovative technology means that there are no barriers to measuring drone thickness.

Propulsion expertise has played a key part in the realisation of a fleet of pilot vessels.

Demand is growing for short and mid-term use marine hire equipment that doesn’t involve the costs and maintenance of brought equipment.

A free cloud platform has been launched to help boaters achieve optimum journey efficiency.

Associated British Ports has welcomed the first of nine new pilot launch vessels from Goodchild Marine Services.

The SMS Group is building a Cruise and Ferry team by focusing 100% on the people – ensuring experience, credibility and capability are at the forefront of its service offering.

Seawork Connect exhibitor Manor Renewable Energy has employed its first local offshore personnel in Taiwan for their work on the Yunlin offshore wind farm.