Shipyard News

The first firm bids to build yet another sophisticated new research ship for the German Government are expected this summer following the closure of an invitation to tender.

Life-extension repairs and renovation on Germany’s longest serving coastal waters protection and control vessels – the 41 year old Scharhörn - have turned out to be much more extensive than first thought.

A new German-built survey ship for operation with owners in Saudi Arabia has been completed and handed over to Fugro OSAE in Holland by Fassmer Shipyard.

More than a century since it was established and carved out a niche manufacturing hard-wearing paints to protect the hulls of Humber’s once vast fishing fleet, Teamac manufacturer Teal & Mackrill is…

GSS Marine Services, Maassluis, subsidiary of GSS Marine Services based in Scotland has announced that their new Eurocarrier ‘Marilyn M’ has left the harbour of Maassluis to start on her first assignment;…

UK-based GRP and composite moulding experts Norco will be displaying their specialised services for the first time at the SeaWork International Commercial Marine and Workboat Exhibition, on the 16th - 18th June,…

Like many good ideas, the DSV Curtis Marshall originally sprang from a chance conversation.

A London-based multicat has been fitted with a new crane as part of major refit.

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) have been handed the keys to their new All-Weather Lifeboat Centre at Poole in Dorset in a development that will see a change in the way…