The vessel is a 24.95-meter single-screw fishing vessel. The vessel is designed and constructed in 1990 as a stern trawler, the vessel has undergone continued upgrades in the engine room, bridge electronics, refrigeration, deck equipment and is well presented. Currently, configured to primarily engage in Scampi fishing operations.... read more

The PB 700-d is a new patrol boat by the Naval Architect Rick Welin (Canada). Smaller than the PB 870-D model, this boat offers similar performance in a more compact size. The PB 700-D is very strongly built to withstand hard work in serious conditions. It has a hull made of an aluminum-magnesium alloy, on which all the various units are mounted, and can also be supplied with foam collar guards on request.... read more

Hull: Steel. The vessel was lengthened in 2020. Total Fish Hold Capacity: 242 tons. Fuel Capacity: 310,000 litres. Average Fuel Consumption: 1,750-1800 litres/day. Maine Engine: ABC model 6MDCZ, Serial No 12626. 2x Freezing Tunnels, Freezing Capacity: 9tons/day. 3x Refrigeration Compressors: Bitzer. 22 Crew Members. The vessel passed its quadrennial inspection in 2024.... read more

23-metre Steel Catamaran built 1978 in New Zealand, with a well proven track record as a dive/work vessel in current Maritime New Zealand survey. Designed for flexibility and built for endurance, this well maintained versatile workhorse is now available for sale. With a 9.7-metre beam, the vessel offers a large work platform for a 23m vessel, featuring a 10-ton deck winch, a remote-operated Hiab X-HiDuo 258 crane, moon pool and a 10-ton aft gantry and winch combination suitable for hauling heavy equipment or deploying and retrieving ROVs.... read more

A versatile and proven 40.2-metre aluminium split hopper barge, built in 2012 in New Zealand and maintained in current Maritime New Zealand survey. Specifically designed for efficient dredging and spoil transport operations in shallow-water environments, including inlets, marinas, harbours, estuaries and river systems.... read more