Shipyard News
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NewsUK MOD signs contract for £850 million vessel replacement
Damen Shipyards has won a contract from vessel operator Serco for 24 new vessels to refresh the UK Royal Navy’s maritime services fleet.
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NewsPoland orders six SAR vessels for Baltic Sea
Poland’s Maritime Search and Rescue Service has ordered six new SAR vessels to strengthen safety in the Baltic Sea.
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NewsDamen launches aquaculture vessel shipyard joint venture
Damen Shipyards and Folla Maritime have launched a joint venture shipyard, Damen Folla, that aims to deliver vessels for the aquaculture sector.
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NewsSurveillance vessel christened ‘Goldbutt’ in Germany
A fisheries surveillance vessel has been christened Goldbutt at the historic Port of Sassnitz in Western Pomerania.
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NewsItalian Coast Guard to replace 40 vessels
The Italian Coast Guard has just awarded a public tender to the Piloda Shipyard for the gradual replacement of 40 of its vessels.
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NewsSvitzer takes delivery of first fully electric tug
Giant tug operator Svitzer has joined the electric tug fleet club, taking delivery of its first battery-electric tug from Sanmar’s shipyard.
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NewsKongsberg wins contract for 34 thrusters
Kongsberg Maritime has won a contract to supply 17 shipsets of its US azimuth thrusters to Turkish shipyard Sanmar.
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NewsNew partners agree contract for new hybrid workboat
Damen and its new partner, Norway’s Folla Maritime Service, have signed a contract with Salmon farmer Nova Sea to deliver a hybrid workboat.
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NewsBOS Power reveals major contract news
Norwegian company BOS Power was prepared for a busy Seawork this week, having just secured a major contract to Supply IMO Tier III Propulsion Systems for fast search and rescue vessels in Denmark.
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NewsSanmar on the crest of an electric wave of tugs
Sanmar is on the crest of a wave of electric tugs, with eight delivered and another six under build at its shipyard in Tuzla, Turkey.
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NewsBest of British: Vessel design & build perfection
Two of Seawork’s regulars are showcasing their joint collaboration again with vessels on the pontoons at Mayflower Park.
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NewsFincantieri explores new deep dive segment
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has embarked on a new revenue stream with eyes on subsea technology and development, the company says.
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NewsGlobal shipyards unite for sustainability
The Global Green Shipyard Alliance (GGSA) unites major shipyards from Europe, the Middle East and Asia
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NewsFormer Harland & Wolff shipyards in leadership shake-up
A new CEO has been appointed at Navantia UK as the Spanish shipyard continues integrating the four Harland & Wolff shipyards that it saved from bankruptcy just before Christmas.
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NewsContract signed for seven electric loch-class ferries
Seven fully electric ferries will be built to serve remote island communities in Scotland.
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NewsSuccessful trials for Sanmar’s latest fully electric tug
Turkish shipbuilder Sanmar is building a tug destined to be the first fully electric one to operate in Latin America, specifically Chile.
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NewsFirst of 4 Rolls-Royce-powered customs vessels launched
Germany has launched the first of four ‘state-of-the-art’ customs vessels, each powered by Rolls-Royce’s mtu gas engines.
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NewsDutch shipyard wins 13 navy vessels contract
Dutch vessel builder De Haas has won a contract to build 13 Future Fast Interceptors (FFIs) for the Dutch Ministry of Defence.
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NewsWindcat expands its offshore wind vessel fleet
Six new CTVs will will play a crucial role in supporting offshore windfarms by transporting crew and materials
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NewsFormer Harland & Wolff yard wins subsea contract
The Arnish fabrication facility in Scotland once owned and operated byTitanic shipbuilder Harland & Wolff has been awarded a contract to build deep-see subsea structures in the Caribbean.
