Seawork News

There is a new kid on the Seawork block which is ideal for patrol and FRC applications. It can get wherever you need to go fast or wait on standby while still…

Steel marine structures, from pipelines to pilings and ships to dams, all need to have their integrity checked regularly.

Nozon Technologies has just installed an intelligent solar lighting demonstration on the Torbay Council town dock in Devon, a direct result of the PATCH projects stand at Seawork 2011.

Hampshire UK based IGT Industries has a long history of providing custom made MMI products to the marine industry.

Wessex Marine marks its 15th year of non-stop Targa attendance at Seawork with the debut of the latest new Targa 32 model on its long-term berth number 1.

Suffolk UK based marine equipment suppliers and Seawork regulars, A.S.A.P. Supplies Ltd, has reported a record year.

Following on from a highly successful Seawork 2011, where it confirmed orders for more than £28m worth of wind farm support vessels, market leader South Boats will bring four newbuilds to the…

The French workboat builder and first time Seawork exhibitor Navalu has received orders from UK wind farm service provider Enviroserve Ltd for what are believed to be the first offshore wind farm…

Submagnetix, a division of Innovatum, the UK supplier of magnetic submarine cable and pipeline detection systems, focused on its innovative inshore cable survey system for the marine energy industry at Seawork this…

Visitors to International Safety Product’s (ISP) stand at Seawork 2011 were the first to witness the new Challenger brand of genuine spares and accessories, soon to be available in the UK for…

Scot Seats and KPM-Marine are celebrating after scoring more contracts for their award winning shock mitigation seats at Seawork 2011.

Considering that a fleet of ferries running up and down the Thames can take over 8,000 passengers a day, the large footfall, translated into six million actual feet, manages to put a…

Brian Raine of Tides Marine told MJ at Seawork, “The people who have shown most interest in our fuel polishing systems are the ones that have seen how devastating fuel can be.”

An innovative new sub-surface viewing craft, the MSV Explorer, designed by Chris Garner and built under licence by GRP Laminates, won the Seawork 2011 Spirit of Innovation category award for Diving &…

Devon UK based marine propulsion specialist WaterMota celebrated its 100th anniversary last month only a few weeks after another successful appearance, with a greatly expanded presence, at Seawork 2011.

South Boats Special Projects Ltd had an exceptionally strong Seawork 2011, confirming orders for 15 wind farm support vessels during the event with a combined value in excess of £28m.