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COMMERCIAL MARINE & EXHIBITION WORKBOAT EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE • Mayflower Park, Southampton COMMERCIAL MARINE & WORKBOAT & CONFERENCE • Mayflower Park, Southampton • 15-17UK June 2021
AUDIENCE BARTECH30 SEACAT ‘COLUMBIA’ SPLASHES & NETWORKS DOWN TO ATTEND SEAWORK
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OUTLOOK POSITIVE FOR SEAWORK 2021 Diverse Marine (VB03, VB20, VB21) Isle of Wight, UK launched the BARTech30, Seacat ‘Columbia’ on Sunday 12 June at their Isle of Wight shipyard. This vessel was designed by renowned naval architects, BAR Technologies in partnership with design pioneers, Chartwell Marine Ltd. The BARTech30 has BAR Technologies own FOSS (foil optimised stability system) incorporated, ensuring vastly enhanced seakeeping in addition to ground-breaking fuel efficiency, with emissions 30% lower than conventional CTV designs.. The scheduled final build procedures have been interrupted so that the vessel can be officially launched at Seawork as it was decided that it was so important to show the industry this boat. Once launched, both Seacat ‘Columbia’ and Seacat ‘Cambria’ are set to work alongside Seacat’s existing Offshore Energy Support Vessels. The construction of this vessel involved many suppliers, who are also regular Seawork exhibitors including: SeaCat Services, Diverse Marine; High Speed Transfers Ltd; Aluminium Marine Consultants Ltd.
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