Seawork Shownews Summer 2024

HRH THE PRINCESS ROYAL TO OPEN SEAWORK 2024

Mercator Media, the organiser of Seawork, is delighted to announce that Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal will officially open Seawork on Tuesday 11 June 2024, marking the 25th edition of Europe’s leading commercial marine exhibition

The Princess Royal has visited Southampton many times, however, this will be her first visit to the city’s Mayflower Park for the Seawork exhibition.

Seawork offers a unique combination of purpose-built undercover exhibition space, open air displays and over 70 vessels, floating plant and equipment on the quayside and pontoons.

Attendees will include representatives of HM Government and agencies, industry associations and experts, port users and customers, maritime charities, apprentices and academia.

Seawork is proud of its many longstanding

strategic partnerships with relevant industry associations that offer support to their members at the event, setting the standard for industry gatherings.

Andrew Webster, Chief Executive, Mercator Media said, “Seawork is honoured that Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has chosen to officially open the 25th anniversary edition of Seawork. The visit of Her Royal Highness marks a very special year for this highly regarded commercial marine exhibition and for everyone involved in this vibrant sector of the maritime industry.“

Seawork is the key meeting place for the commercial marine industry, welcoming an international audience of visitors and exhibitors each year. The exhibition provides an international platform for commercial marine businesses to connect with buyers, network with their clients and discuss innovations and solutions within their respective industries.

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FUTURE SEAWORK –TOMORROW’S WORLD

Seawork is delighted to announce its latest initiative, Future Seawork, an Innovation Accelerator for the next generation.

The Innovations Hall at the exhibition will host three projects from current university students, which have strong potential or are close to being brought to market in the commercial marine industry.

For Seawork 2024, the projects will be proposed by Maritime Research and Innovation UK (MarRI-UK) based on their close links with UK maritime universities.

The event will see the launch of the Future Seawork Innovation Prize for 2025. Three will be awarded for 2025 and each will receive:

n Pod in the Innovations Hall - this also hosts the Innovations Showcase and Small Business Enterprise Zone - at Seawork 2025

n Prize announcement at the European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs)

n Promotion and exposure in Maritime Journal and Seawork.com

n Mentoring from a senior figure in the commercial marine industry.

Watch out for the event launch during Seawork

Seawork charity partner hopes to do itself out of a job

Seawork is delighted to announce a new charity partnership with Mercy Ships.

Founded in 1978 by Don and Deyon Stephens, Mercy Ships has worked in more than 55 countries, providing services valued at

more than £1.3 billion. By improving healthcare delivery in every country the charity visits, Mercy Ships is working to eradicate the diseases of poverty and effectively do itself out of a job.

Andrew Webster, CEO of Mercator Media - the organiser of Seawork, said, “At Seawork we are always looking for ways to support seafarers around the globe, so are delighted to have Mercy Ships as our charity partner. This international charity relies on skilled volunteers, with marine or medical training, in partnership with developing nations, to deliver accessible, free surgery and medical care for those in unjust poverty and urgent need. We hope that this partnership raises awareness of the amazing work that these hospital ships and their volunteer crew achieve.”

Hot off the press, Mercy Ships International has just announced the charity has joined forces with The MSC Foundation and the MSC Group to build a new hospital ship.

See more of what Mercy Ships do here;

Annual Maritime UK

Solent Awards 2024

The MUK Solent Awards celebrate the remarkable achievements and raise the profile of the Solent’s thriving maritime sector and the people who drive it to be a worldleading regional industry.

The 2024 awards will be launched at Seawork on 11 June, and the glittering awards event will take place at the Hilton Southampton - Utilita Bowl on Thursday 17 October.

SIX-VESSEL ORDER BACKS CARBON NEUTRAL COMMITMENT

Damen Shipyards Group has launched the second of its fully electric RSD-E Tugs 2513 at Damen Song Cam Shipyard. The tug is being built for the Port of Antwerp-Bruges, together with five conventional RSD Tugs 2513 and, when delivered later this year, will be the first fully electric tug to operate in European waters.

The Belgian port, one of the busiest in Europe, is committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2050. This six-vessel order is in full compliance with IMO Tier III regulations, with the RSD-E Tug 2513 able to operate with zero emissions. The port currently operates a hydrogen powered tug and is soon to begin operations with a retrofitted methanol tug.

The RSD-E Tug 2513 can carry out at least two towage operations on a single charge and can be fully recharged in just two hours. The battery system is designed to withstand 30,000 cycles during its lifecycle, consistent with the lifetime of the vessel. In addition to supplying the vessel, Damen is also providing the Port of Antwerp-Bruges with the charging equipment and onshore charging infrastructure required to operate the vessel.

Damen launches fully electric RSD-E Tug 2513 for Port of Antwerp-Bruges

The port was one of the first to operate a conventional RSD Tug 2513 following Damen’s release of the vessel onto the market in 2018. It was the success of this vessel that led to the Port of Antwerp-Bruges latest order with Damen, as it seeks to increase sustainability.

It is the port’s intention to gradually move towards zero emission and takes a leading role as innovator and facilitator to reach this goal.

CLASS-LEADING IMAGE STABILISATION TECHNOLOGY AT SEAWORK

FUJIFILM UK will showcase its entire line-up of FUJINON binoculars at Seawork 2024, including the newly launched compact waterproof models, the FUJINON TECHNO-STABI TS16x28WP and TS12x28WP.

Delivering a combination of optical excellence, waterproof durability and class-leading image stabilisation technology, the FUJINON range includes the long-established FUJINON FMTRSX commercial marine binoculars, the innovative TECHNO-STABI TS-X 1440 with built-in vibration control, the advanced HYPER CLARITY series offering outstanding brightness and contrast, and the specialist long-range observation model LB150 25x150MT-SX.

All will be available for demonstration at the exhibition on the Fujifilm stand Q34 on the Quayside Observation Platform.seamless support for the project’s infrastructure development.

World’s first retrofitted Electric Crew Transfer Vessel (E-CTV)

A CTV’s diesel engines will be replaced with a zero-emissions Volvo Penta solution to create the world’s first retrofitted Electric Crew Transfer Vessel (E-CTV). Using an existing vessel can deliver better circularity and sustainability and helped to make the project one of just 10 leading-edge developments awarded UK government funding as part of an industry-led transition to net-zero.

Retrofitting will be done on Ginny Louise, a 20m, dieselpowered Mercurio vessel. The old propulsion system will be replaced with a Quad Installation of Volvo Penta IPS 30 paired with fully electric motors and over 2 MW of on-board battery capacity. The completed vessel will be re-named e-Ginny.

The vessel is being developed for sea transport and crew transit service operator Tidal Transit. Cost of the retrofit is estimated at £8 million (€9.4 million) with £6.3 million (€7.4 million) coming from the Zero Emissions Vessel and Infrastructure (ZEVI) program. The program is part of the UK Government’s plan (via its Department of Transport and Innovate UK innovation agency) to develop, deploy and operate clean maritime solutions.

LEGO MARITIME PROJECT Seawork Careers Day

Maritime UK Solent and Solent Partners work with Seawork to deliver another exciting careers event on the final day of Seawork, 13th June 2024.

Over 17 schools, colleges and training establishments have registered to attend. The Careers Day features:

Careers Fair

To date 20 exhibitors have booked a table in the Careers Fair to showcase career opportunities available in this attractive, multifaceted sector.

Commercial Marine has Talent

A showcase for students to listen to young people talk about their own career pathway and ambitions in the ‘session featuring short inspirational talks.

Students then have the chance to explore the exhibition to meet potential employers and watch the on-water demonstrations of new technologies and innovative designs.

The Training & Careers Pavilion has limited space left for exhibitors and offers a focus on skills, learning and employment. The pavilion is open on all three days of Seawork, exhibitors include specialist recruitment companies, education centres and training organisations, many with apprenticeship schemes, all offering expert advice on how to start and maintain a successful maritime career.

For further information or to find out how to get involved, please email: careers@seawork.com

TECH:TRUCK fun with purpose

Get ready to get hands on and engage with VR and AR headsets, Maritime Simulations, 3D Printing, robots, sound and lighting production as the South Hampshire College Group brings its TECH:TRUCK to Seawork for Careers & Training Day on Thursday 13 June.

TECH:TRUCK aims to promote women in engineering and engage children and young adults with industry-led, cutting-edge technologies by showcasing a breadth and depth of forwardthinking career opportunities within the Creative, Maritime, Logistics and Health & Social Care sectors.

This unique and exciting STEM project has been created with a focus on Shipbuilding specifically for the Seawork Careers Day in collaboration with the National Shipbuilding Office (NSO) and Maritime UK Solent.

The LEGO maritime project features ports, ships, cranes all built with LEGO in a realistic simulation of the Solent – representing its essential maritime operators and businesses. It provides a unique opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience in design, building, coding and creates interest & engagement across the maritime sector.

To find out how your business could be represented & involved in raising awareness of the opportunities, get in touch: careers@seawork.com

The apprentices return

Meet the highly qualified marine electrical engineers of the very near future when marine business apprentices return to Seawork to take part in the BMEEA  (British Marine Electrical and Electronics Association) Apprentices Competition on Thursday 13 June - Seawork’s Training and Careers Day.

Open to Level 3 apprentices, the competition takes place in real time, with the task set on the day, and includes design, calculation, standards, wiring up and the all-important ‘does it work?’ test. Last year’s sparkling winners’ trophy for the design of controls for a motor went to the winning team of Elena and Louis, both apprentices at Sunseeker. To enter this year’s competition contact the BMEEA here.

Seawork is proud of its many longstanding strategic partnerships with relevant industry associations that offer support to their members at the exhibition, through hosting association hubs, members’ meetings, conference sessions and networking events.

To reflect the growing number of overseas friends and competitors booking stands or registering attendance, Seawork will be welcoming National Pavilions this year.

Italian Pavilion hosted by Confindustria Nautica – The Italian Marine Industry Association

Dutch Pavilion hosted by Netherlands Maritime Technology

The Society of Maritime Industries (SMI) Hub

The Workboat Association Pavilion

Underwater Intervention Pavilion and Divework Trail featuring the everpopular Dive Tank. DiveWork Lounge hosted by Association of Diving Contractors (ADC).

Marine Civils Pavilion and Trail

Maritime Training & Careers Pavilion & Trail, sponsored by Jobs in Maritime,

Marine Renewables Trail

RIBwork Trail

Superyacht Build, Repair and Refit Trail

ASSOCIATION EVENTS TO WATCH OUT FOR AT SEAWORK

ADC - demonstration schedule in the Dive Tank

BMEEA - hosting BMEEA Apprentices Competition on Thursday

British MarineNetworking Event

BTA - Harbour Towage Panel Meeting

Composites UK - ‘Decarbonisation and circularity in a future marine world’

DBT - hosting Government Zone and running Business Briefings on Tuesday morning

IMCA – Networking Event

Institute of Marine Engineering (IMarEST) Special Interest Group meeting

Maritime UK SolentNetworking meeting and Awards Launch

National Coastwatch Institution - Networking event

SMI - Networking Event at the SMI Hub

Solent Partners - Careers Day on Thursday

The Workboat Association Safety Forum and Networking Event at The Workboat Association Hub

UK Chamber of ShippingHarbour Towage Panel

UKHMA - Harbour Masters lunch onsite / AGM during the event.

WISTA & Seawork Women in Marine Industry Event

The prestigious European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs) attract entries from across Europe, recognising the depth of excellence in the commercial marine industry. The ECMAs celebrate outstanding innovations from the companies and individuals that comprise this vibrant and productive industry sector. There is still time to enter or nominate for this year’s awards.

University Of Southampton

University of Southampton students are equipped with fantastic academic credentials, skills and experiences to prepare for a successful start in the world of work. Meet the Employer Engagement Team on stand T9 to explore how we enable employers to engage with our students and graduates.

Evoy

Just imagine boating with no engine sounds except the flow of water. No smelly fumes leaking into the atmosphere. Enjoy your voyage as it should be enjoyed—in harmony with the surrounding nature and wildlife, feeling free and at ease with your loved ones. That is what we call the Evoy® Experience.

Loki Dynamics

Inspired by the mischievous Norse god, Loki, our passion is your adventure and it’s our mission to deliver practical, reliable, and enjoyable products for your maritime and outdoor adventures.

Netherlands Maritime Technology

The Dutch maritime manufacturing industry plays a pivotal role in the global market. Trade association NMT connects, represents and strengthens the maritime manufacturing industry of the Netherlands; representing over 460 shipyards, maritime equipment suppliers and service providers.

PurpleSector

PurpleSector deploys tools, techniques and technologies developed in the white heat of F1 to solve industry problems. Our hybrid flex-fuelled methanol powertrain is on display aboard our development vessel, MV Shockwave.

Iskra Shipyard

North Star

Founded in 1886, we own and operate the largest wholly UK-owned fleet engaged in the UK’s offshore industry in the North Sea, providing comprehensive operational experience of the seas around the UK coastline. Clients rely on our advanced vessels and the unrivalled experience of our highly trained crews to provide offshore infrastructure support 24/7 365 days of the year.

Siemens Financial Services

ISKRA SHIPYARD, based in Croatia, has all the knowledge, skills, facilities and technology required for new construction of yachts and boats up to 60 m in LOA. The new-build program includes the production of aluminium catamarans for the fish farm markets and a passenger M/B for 400 people.

RADIO HOLLAND Group BV

With strong ties to world leading electronic manufacturers, Radio Holland integrates various types of equipment into one, complete system and advises on optimising the on-board electronic infrastructure and continuously assesses the latest developments and innovations on the market.

Marine and Boat Recycling Ltd

Our experienced team has over 100 years of collective experience in boat dismantling, repairing, boat building and waste management and recycling.

Siemens Financial Services offers flexible finance solutions to help businesses and organisations to achieve their goals in an increasingly challenging environment. Investment in equipment and technology is critical to the growth of any business and with our flexible payment options, your business can acquire the assets or capital you need without disrupting your cash flow or traditional lines of credit.

Maritime Research and Innovation UK (MarRI-UK) is an industry-led membership organisation that drives the global competitiveness of the UK maritime through extensive partnerships in identifying, developing, and leveraging emerging technologies.

MarRI-UK

“Arguably the greatest challenge”

The full line-up has been confirmed for Session 2 of this year’s Seawork Conferences which will tackle the ongoing debate ‘The future fuel mosaic – the latest developments in methanol, hydrogen, and sustainable future fuels for the commercial marine sector’.  Expert speakers will cover real-world applications of sustainable future fuels.

n Thomas Beard, Clean Shipping Service Lead, BMT, will explore the work conducted to integrate dual fuel designs across a range of fuels - including dual fuel methanol for a Crew Transfer Vessel.

n Keith Johnstone, Assistant Director - Regulatory Innovation, MCA, who will expand on “The transition to alternative fuels is arguably the greatest challenge the shipping sector has ever faced, government,

industry and academia must continue to work closely together as we jointly tackle this challenge”.

n Wim Boerma, Product Manager Damen High Speed Craft, Damen will highlight methanol as one of the most promising future fuels for CTVs but it’s not without challenges…

n Barry McCooey, Founder & MD, M&H Engines will provide his insight on new fuels coming to market plus M&H Engines involvement in developing C14-C16 - a direct diesel replacement.

Join us in Conference Room 1 at Seawork on 12 June from 11:30 – 12:45.

Book your place here

Masters Responsibility: Operations and the Law

Do you know your responsibilities and how you may be considered responsible in a court of law?

Aimed at all visitors, the Workboat Association will be running its annual ‘open doors’ Safety Forum at Seawork again on Wednesday 12 June. This year’s theme is Masters Responsibility: Operations and the Law.

Learn from a line-up of guest speakers: Legal Companies, Insurance, Operators and Civil Servants with case studies and highlights surrounding the Law and Master’s Responsibility.

We are particularly keen to welcome vessel crews and their direct managers, safety officers, HR and white collar professionals.

Workboat Association Safety Forum - Masters Responsibility: Operations and the Law Join us to find out more...

Demonstrations and product launches are an excellent means of highlighting new products and enabling visitors to see them actually working.

A sneak peak at the provisional schedule highlights sees Sea Machines Robotics remotely commanding and launching an autonomous mission on their test vessel in Boston USA directly from their Seawork stand, fog battling light spectrum changing floodlights

from DCbright, Ruth Lee Ltd’s FReD Fast Rescue Device remote-control life buoy in action, sea trials on Volvo Penta’s MHO vessel, decontamination demos from Micfil and the latest vessel announcements from Damen Shipyards.

Exhibitors should book their demo slots via the online exhibitor manual, visitors will be able to access the schedule via the Seawork website nearer the exhibition.

Kerrie Forster CEO Workboat

Meet the new Boats Team Leader at Speed@Seawork

Speed@Seawork welcomes Pete Lagden, the new DE&S Boats Team Leader, who will present at this year’s event.

Appointed in March of this year, Pete is an experienced Project and Engineering Manager with over 30 years delivery experience, 16 years within DE&S, across the technically complex rotary wing & Land communications environments and project life cycle.

Following a full and successful Army career in the Royal Signals, Pete joined the Chinook Programme within DE&S in 2008 as a technical specialist, becoming Head of Capability in 2017. Promoted to Ships Domain in January 2022, he led the Maritime Systems Support Transformation (MaST) Programme, delivering a much needed change to the way Maritime Systems Support (MSS) is provided to the Royal Navy. Whilst in DE&S, Pete has received 2 MinDP Awards and was nominated for the Inspirational Project Leader Award at the Defence Project Delivery Awards 2022 and Team Excellence Award.

For more information visit: www.seawork.com

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• Informal networking with military procurement, defence attachés and end users.

• Presentations from key specifiers, government agencies and military personnel.

• Demonstrate your high speed vessel or equipment. Attend as a delegate.

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Regiment RLC

3D Tender

509 (Port Infra) STRE

Aalco Metals Ltd

ABI Trailers S.R.L

Acta Jifmar BV

Actisense

Adec Marine Ltd

Aerius Marine

Aircat Vessels

Airfloat

AIS Manuplas

Aister Aluminium Shipyard

Alamarin-Jet

Alfa Laval

AlphaGeo

Amaroq

AP Diesels UK Ltd

Aquabase SLCE Watermakers

Ares Shipyard

Argo Engineering

Solutions Ltd

Artemis Technolgies

ASAP Supplies

Association Of Diving Contractors UK & Ireland

AST Reygar

ATL Ltd

Atlantis Marine Power Ltd

Axnes Wireless Intercom

Bachmann Electronic GmbH

Baird Maritime/Work

Boat World

Barrus

Bartech

Bayards Marine Structures

BCB International Ltd

Beequip

Beldam Crossley Ltd

Berthon Boat Company

Beurteaux

BFS Marine Finance

BlueNav Hybrid Propulsion

Bluestrom

BMT

Boat Electrics & Electronics Ltd

Boatchecks

Bollfilter UK Ltd

Bowman Split Bearings

Brimmond/Heila Cranes

British Marine

Brunvoll Mar-EI AS

Buoyant Works Ltd

C Data Marine Ltd

C.E. Niehoff & Co Ltd

Camarc Design

Canaline Engines

Capital SeatingGrammer Nautic

Carl Wright Training

Castrol

CENTA Nederland B.V

Cetasol

CGI

Charity And Taylor

Charles Cleghorn Limited

Cheetah Marine

Cimolai Technology S.p.A

Clements Engineering Ltd

Cloud Towing Tank

CMS Geoscience Ltd

Confindustria Nautica – Italian

Marine Industry Association

Crown Marine Seats/ Sola-Cure

C-Sense

Cummins

Cygnus Instruments

Dacoma

Damen Shipyards

Danfoss

Darley H2NA

DCbright

Defence and Security

Accelerator (DASA)

Department for Business and Trade

De Romein Nearshore

Dellner Bubenzer AB

Dellner Polymer Solutions Ltd

Delta Marine Crewing

Delta Marine Power

Diverse Marine

Dongyang Manufacturing

DotOcean

du Pre Marine Limited

Durowipers Ltd

Dywidag Ltd

Elaflex Ltd

Eminox

Energy Solutions

Engines Plus Ltd

English Braids Ltd

ePropulsion

Esco Power SRL

ESNA

EST-Floattech

Everard Insurance Brokers

Evoy

Exalto Bearings UK Ltd

Exalto Wiper Technologies

F.Lli Razeto & Casareto S.P.A

Fender Innovations BV

Finning UK & Ireland

Fischer Panda UK Ltd

Flow Ship Design

FPP/Nemo UW Tools

Fujifilm / Fujinon

Furuno UK Ltd

Garmin

Geberit Sales Ltd

Gianneschi Pumps & Blowers S.R.L

Golden Arrow Marine

Goodchild Marine Services Limited

Grandweld Shipyards

GreenPort

GreenPort Congress & Cruise

Haakon Ellingsen AS

Hadrian Safety Rails

Halyard

HamiltonJet UK Ltd

Harken Safety & Rescue

Harland and Wolff

Haven Knox-Johnston

Commercial

Hefring Marine

Helm Operations

Hendy Power/FPT Industrial

Henriksen

Hercules Hydraulics Ltd

HM Government Zone

Holyhead Marine Services

Honda Motor Europe

Houdini Marine Windows Ltd

Humphree

Hundested Propeller

Hydromaster Propulsion BV

Hydrosphere UK

Hypro Marine

Hyundai Seasall

IASME

IIMS & MSA

IME Repair Services

Industrias Guerra

Inland And Coastal Marina

Systems UK Ltd

Iskra Shipyard

Isuzu Engines

Izmir Shipyard

James Fisher Fendercare

JFC Manufacturing Co Ltd

Jobs in Maritime Ltd

Johnson Valves

Jotron

Klinger United Kingdom

Kongsberg Maritime

Kort Propulsion Co Ltd

Kumera Marine AS

Landau Marine

Laser Lines

Leemar Group

LFH Fluid Control Ltd

Lifting Gear And Safety

Lightning Craft Ltd

Loki Dynamics

Lumacon Accolade Group

Macduff Ship Design Ltd

Mahi

Mainstay Marine Solutions

MAN

Mantagua Commercial

Lighting

Mantsbrite Marine Electronics

Marfle

Marine & Hazardous

Engines Ltd

Marine Accident

Investigation Branch

Marine And Boat Recycling

Marine Components

International Ltd

Marine Cranes

Marine Energy Systems

Marine Fire Safety

Marine Jet Power AB

Marine Plant Hire UK Ltd

Marine Rubbish

Marine Specialised

Technology Group

Marine Travel

Marine Travelift

Maritime and Coastguard Agency

Maritime Contracts Journal

Maritime Journal

Maritime Research

& Innovation

Maritime Volunteer Service

Marpro

Marsun Public

Company Limited

MastPlot

MCCO Meeting Room

Medical Support Offshore

Melcal Ltd

Mercator Media

Mercy Ships UK

Meridian Zero Distribution Ltd

MG Duff International

Micfil Ultra Fine Filters

MIT

Mitsubishi Engines

MJR Power and Automation

MOD Boats Team

Murlac

Naiad Dynamics

Narwhal Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBS)

National Coastwatch

Institution

National Maritime

Training Centre

National Shipbuilding Office

Natural Cement

Nauplius Workboats

NAV Engineering & Technology Ltd

Navitron Systems Ltd

Neopoint

Neptune Marine

Netherlands Maritime Technology

Next Generation Shipyards bv

NM Network Services Ltd

Norcom Technology Ltd./

Meridian Chartware

Norsap UK

North Star

Northern Lights

Norwest Marine Ltd

NRG Marine - Sonihull

O.S. Energy UK

Ocean Conservation Trust

Ocean Crest Marine

Ocean Marine

Systems Limited

OES Group

Omnisense Systems

ORCA Crew Services BV

ORE Catapult

OXE Marine

P&S Automation Ltd

PB Asher Ltd

Penguin International Limited

Penzance Dry Dock

Perkins Marine Engines

Petersen Stainless Rigging

Port Strategy

Portmere Rubber Ltd

Ports of Scotland Yearbook

Praxis Automation

Technology BV

Precision Products (UK) Ltd

Premier Shipyards

Proteum

PSP Worldwide Logistics

PurpleSector

Purus

R&D Marine Ltd

RAD Propulsion Ltd

Radio Holland Group BV

Ram Reman Ltd

Ravestein B.V.

Raymarine

Rebel Marine

Reintjes UK Ltd

Reygar Ltd

RG Seasight Fenders

Richard Paul Russell Ltd

Righton Blackburns

Rim Drive Technology

RIX Industries

Robust Boats Ltd

Rolls-Royce Solutions UK Ltd

Rotec Hydraulics Ltd

Rotterdam Ship Repair BV

Roxtec Ltd

Royal Roos B.V.

Ruth Lee Ltd

S D Products Ltd

Saderet Ltd

Safeguard Engineering

ScaffFloat

Scania Power Solutions

Scot Seat KPM Marine

Sea Machines Robotics

SEA.AI

Sea-Flux

Seaglaze Marine

Seaglaze Marine

Windows Ltd

SeaRegs Training Ltd

Seas of Solutions

Seawork

Seazip Offshore Service BV

Serco Ltd

Sertec Marine

Servac International

Marine Technologies

Servogear A/S

Shearwater Marine Services

Ship Shape World

Ships Electronic Services

Shock WBV Limited

Shockwave Seats

Shoxs - United Safety

Siemens Financial Services

Simplex-Turbulo Co Ltd

Simrad & C Map

Sleipner Motor Ltd

SLR Marine

Recruitment Solutions

SMC Ship Motion Control

SMG Europe

sMRT

Society of Maritime

Industries (SMI)

Sola-Cure Marine

Window Blinds

Solar Solve Ltd

Sole Diesel

Southampton Freight Services

Southern Ropes

Specialised Inflatable

Technology Limited

Spinlock

Star International Stormer Marine

Strategic Marine

Stream Marine

Suzuki GB PLC

Svitzer Marine Ltd

Swiftcat Boats

Technical Marine Supplies

Teekay Couplings Ltd

Teignbridge Propellers

The Motorship

The Royal Institution of Naval

Architects (RINA)

The Royal Navy

Thornycroft Engines Ltd

Tideman Boats

TMS Maritime

Tor Group

Tritex NDT

TRS Safety Harnesses

Tyne Gangway

(Structures) Ltd

UK Docks Marine Services

UKDSE

UK Export Finance (UKEF)

Ultraguard Antifouling

University Of Southampton

Uzmar

VABO Composites

VDL Klima

Veleria San Giorgio S.R.L

VessComm

Viking Life Saving Equipment

Volvo Penta

Vulkan Industries Limited

Walcon Marine

Watermota Ltd

Wescom Group

William Hackett Chain

Products Limited

Williams Shipping

Wills Ridley Ltd

Workboat Association

You & Sea

ZF Services UK Ltd

Zodiac Milpro UK Limited

Zollern GmbH & Co. KG

Zwanny Ltd

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