Examples of custom-built small cargo and utility vessels delivered for specific client projects. Each vessel is engineered based on its intended operational role, layout, and onboard equipment requirements.
No small cargo & utility vessels match your load capacity requirements.
For projects that do not require propulsion or onboard systems, steel pontoons or work platforms may be a simpler and more cost-effective alternative.
Explore Steel PontoonsThese vessels are custom-built for specific client projects. While some designs may share general characteristics, each vessel is engineered individually based on its intended use, equipment, and operational requirements.
In most cases, yes. Depending on the vessel type, layouts can be modified to support new equipment or alternative service roles. For example, a cargo version may later be adapted for utility or support work if the operating conditions allow it.
They can be. Some models are supplied as non-propelled hulls, while others can be delivered with complete propulsion systems. The setup depends on your project requirements and operating area.
Yes. We can adapt the internal or deck layout to fit cranes, pumps, storage tanks, or other onboard systems. During the quotation stage, we'll review your technical requirements and propose the most practical configuration.
Lead times depend on the specific model and current production schedule. Some components are already available, and we plan production to meet your deadlines. We'll confirm an indicative delivery timeframe when you request a quote.
We normally deliver vessels ready-made by water, but can adapt logistics if the destination requires another method. Each project has its own routing and constraints - the main point is that we'll find the most practical and cost-effective delivery solution and handle the details with you directly.
Yes. We offer ongoing support for maintenance, repairs, and spare components. Our team stays available after delivery to help with any operational questions or parts replacement, ensuring the vessel stays in service with minimal downtime.
To assess your vessel requirements correctly, we typically need:
• required load capacity
• target deck size or working area
• equipment type and weight (if machinery will be installed)
• brief description of how the platform will be used
• project location and delivery region
Based on this, we assess buoyancy, stability, deck strength, and overall feasibility — and then propose a suitable solution.
Contact our marine experts to discuss your project requirements and get a detailed quote for your vessel needs.
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