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Marine

Back in the water on the date you were given

Hull maintenance, equipment installation, and propulsion, hydraulic and shaft-line overhaul on ships and tugs, worked to the dock window.

What you are up against

  • The dry dock window is fixed and everything else has to fit inside it.

  • Real hull condition is not known until the surfaces are blasted back.

  • Splitting hull work and machinery work across two contractors puts one of them idle.

  • A paint scheme that fails a year after handover costs more than the original job.

A tug sitting on blocks in dry dock during hull maintenance

How a job runs

The same seven stages on every requirement in this sector, whatever its size. Select one to see what happens in it.

You send what you have

A drawing, a photograph of the part, or a description of the fault. Any one of the three is enough to start. Requirements here arrive that way far more often than as a product order.

Hands over: Drawing, photograph or fault report

Stage 1 of 7. Every stage happens on every job; how long each takes is what changes.

Who else buys this

  • Goa Shipyard Limited

    Engineering support on new build and refit programmes.

  • Hindustan Shipyard

    Civil construction works.

  • Indian Coast Guard

    Marine repair and equipment work on service vessels.

Sector
marine
Capabilities
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Case studies
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Organisations
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