UK ship repair company Dales Marine Services Ltd has announced a new contract for a new multi-cat style vessel platform for Mowi Ireland.
On the award of this contract, Marine Design International director simon cormack said that his company “demonstrated an in-depth knowledge in vessel engineering and an ability to deliver at a competitive price”.
The new design has been developed with Mowi Ireland as a platform incorporating the hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical supplies required for operations on the farms. This latest model also has propulsion efficiency improvements for transits between sites.
I look forward to visiting Dales Marine Services next week in Greenock who have over 30 years in vessel engineering and dry dock services with multiple vessels visiting its dry docks in Aberdeen, Leith, Greenock and Troon with a supporting dry dock at Grangemouth. Andrew Malcolm
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