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News about Seawork 2006

  • Don't Miss Out

    01 Sep 2005

    Seawork 2006 is already 75% booked. If you are considering taking a stand as a new exhibitor, contact us immediately. 
     

  • Seawork Marina Achieves Objective

    01 Sep 2005

    The new marina format was introduced in 2005 and both exhibitors and visitors were pleased with the result. The extended pontoon, working from one central access point, allowed  greater footfall on the waterside and encouraged more demonstrations.   

  • Seawork 2006 – The View Forward

    01 Sep 2005

    Jane Wilson’s vision for Seawork 2006 promises improvements which will confirm the event’s supremacy as the leading “on the water show” serving the world’s commercial marine industry. 

    • Terminal Full for Seawork 2006

    01 Mar 2006

    Seawork International returns to the Port of Southampton for a ninth consecutive year with a more expansive show than ever occupying the Canary Islands Fruit Terminal on 13-15 June. 

    Seawork grows by another 15%

    01 Jan 2006

    Now in its 9th year, Seawork International is maintaining its pattern of growth with several new developments in 2006. Following the success of DiveWork and the Rib Trail, Seawork 2006 International introduces the Fluid Power Pavilion, supported by the British Fluid Power Association, and the Ship Building & Ship Repair Pavilion, in association with the SSA. 

  • Met Office and Partners On Board

    01 Jan 2006

    The Met Office will be a major exhibitor at Seawork 2006 International.  

  • In it to win it

    01 Jan 2006

    The Seawork 2006 International Innovations Showcase, sponsored by Marine South East, is open to all exhibitors. 
     

  • Port of Cork choose an Interceptor 42 for their new Pilot Vessel

    01 Jan 2006

    In response to an international tender for their new pilot vessel, the port of Cork have chosen Safehaven Marines INTERCEPTOR 42 PILOT BOAT as a replacement for their current vessel.  

  • Marine & Lean – How to Streamline your Business and Increase Profitability

    01 Jan 2006

    The ‘buzz words’ of the moment are ‘lean manufacturing’. Today’s marketplace is competitive with companies of all sizes competing for their share of the available business.  

  • GRC to show semi-SWATH workboat concept

    01 Jan 2006

    GRC was founded in 1989 to distribute and support Naval Architectural software originating from the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) and its agencies. The primary purpose was to enhance and make commercially available a £60m MoD development of warship and submarine design and analysis software package. 
     

  • Wärtsilä signs up for Seawork

    01 Jan 2006

    Wärtsilä is the world’s leading supplier of marine engineered sealing systems, and the only supplier in the world to offer a full range of both radial and axial seal types, commonly known as face seals and lip seals, for any ship type or size, whether naval or commercial. 
     

  • South Boats Ltd. completes expansion and develops New Markets

    01 Jan 2006

    The Isle of Wight-based commercial boatbuilder, South Boats, has recently completed a massive expansion moving to the ex-FBM site at West Cowes now called Medina Yard.  

  • Seawork focuses on fluid power

    01 Jan 2006

    Certex’s origins are from world renowned wire rope manufacturer Bridon, following a management buyout from FKI plc.  

  • The West Group bring Airpinch to Seawork

    01 Jan 2006

    In just over 35 years, The West Group has become established as a leading manufacturer and supplier of Fluid Power Equipment.  

  • Webtec supports Fluid Power Pavilion

    01 Jan 2006

    Webtec Products Limited will be exhibiting a range of hydraulic components and test equipment for marine applications on Stand F8 in the Fluid Power Pavilion at Seawork 2006.  

  • Key issue conference

    01 Jan 2006

    The year-on-year success of the daily Seawork conference will build in 2006 with a series of hot topics being presented and discussed. 
     

  • DMA at Seawork 2006

    01 Jan 2006

    The DMA (Defence Manufacturers Association) stand at Seawork 2006 will make Ministry of Defence procurement experts available to meet companies who wish to enter into business with the MoD. 
     

  • Dive into history

    01 Jan 2006

    Searchwise Ltd are supplying a brand new Dive Tank which will be situated on the quayside at Seawork 2006. It will contain underwater cameras so that demonstrations can be transmitted onto a screen on the ADC stand throughout the duration of the event. 

  • Divex dives into Seawork

    30 Jul 2008

    As world leaders in diving equipment technology and manufacturing, Divex will be displaying such well known products as the AH5 Freeflow Air Diving Helmet, the Dirty Harry Contaminated Water Diving System, and OTS Diver Through Water Communications Systems. 

  • Marine South East Sponsors Innovations Showcase

    01 Jan 2006

    Marine South East (MSE) is the regional marine initiative of the South East of England Development Agency (SEEDA), developed to address the needs of the marine sector in the South East.  

  • Seawork Grows Again!

    01 Apr 2006

    Seawork scaled new heights this year when, by early February, the pressure on space resulted in 30 new stands being created – taking the exhibition to the limits of the 10,000m2 building.  

    • All Aboard!

    01 Apr 2006

    The selection of vessels at Seawork 2006 is wider than ever. 

  • New for 2006 – Shipbuilders’ and Ship Repairers’ Pavilion

    01 Apr 2006

    Seawork’s new Ship Building and Ship Repair Pavilion, supported by the Ship Builders and Ship  Repairers Association, has attracted exhibitors from all parts of the British Isles. 
     

  • New Products – New Technology – New ways to do business at Seawork 2006 International

    01 Apr 2004

    Composite Mouldings Ltd is a young company that has a vast amount of experience in the GRP/FRP plug mould and moulding field. Among other orders CML has recently won a contract to build 23 wheelhouses for the British Waterways’ narrow beam tugs. This innovative company caters for the Marine, Architectural and Industrial sectors. 

  • Emissions Seminar

    01 Apr 2006

    Finning Power Systems’ Conference Paper on Emissions Regulations will cover the current emissions regulations and their effect on the commercial marine sector. The regulations have been implemented as a result of the stringent emission requirements under EPA Tier 2 and Tier 3 and the European standards stage II/Stage IIIA/Stage IIIA. 

  • MET Office Forecast is Bright

    01 Apr 2006

    Lloyd’s Maritime Intelligence Unit, in partnership with the UK Met Office, is launching a new Forecasting and Risk Assessment capability to the World’s Port Community at Seawork 2006 International. 
     

  • Mammoth Boat Lift

    01 Apr 2006

    The most exciting new development in the Marine Travelift Portfolio is the Mariner M2000-S short-turn forklift. 
     

  • News in Brief

    01 Apr 2006

    Volvo Penta D16 launches at Seawork With the assistance of electronics and state-of-the- art technology, Volvo Penta now has a marine diesel engine with outstanding torque and more than 150hp in output than its predecessor, with a peak output of 750hp in rating 2.  

  • Seawork 2006 Conference Programme

    01 Apr 2006

    The Seawork Conference Programme offers free advice from industry experts on key operational issues. Spaces for all sessions are limited, so pre-register as a visitor now at www.seawork.com and turn up early! 
     

  • Great Foundation for 10th Year Celebrations

    01 Sep 2006

    Seawork 2006 exceeded the expectations of both exhibitors and visitors – and the weather was kind too! Record levels of business enquiries were received from the 5,700 visitors who clicked through the turnstiles.  

  • Always Something New

    01 Sep 2006

    Seawork has become renowned for its ‘special features’ and 2006 was no exception. It all started with the Small Business Enterprise Zone,  designed to encourage emerging companies to meet the market face-to-face, which now comprises more than 75 businesses from all  sides of the industry. This year, there was another important first – the Maritime Jobs Fair, put together by the Fareham and Southampton Chamber of Commerce, Jobcentre Plus and the local universities and nautical colleges. 
     

  • Contracts Signed – Orders Placed!

    01 Sep 2006

    INTERNATIONAL VISITORS FOR NORFLOAT Tony Isham of Norfloat reported good levels of interest in their new, affordable river navigation buoy, particularly from UK harbour masters. Additionally, a number of strong enquiries were received from visitors from Gibraltar, Italy and Mozambique. 

  • Seawork on TV!

    01 Sep 2006

    On the opening day, Seawork hosted BBC TV South. Jane Wilson (Exhibition Manager), Ben Colman of South Boats and the ADC Dive Tank Challenge, featured prominently in the coverage. The feature was broadcast at lunchtime and on the evening news. 

  • Rolls Royce report record enquiries

    01 Sep 2006

    More than 50 companies visited the Rolls-Royce stand, many returning on several occasions to follow up on real enquiries. On display was an FF375S aluminium waterjet, en-route to a UK builder for the MoD Police.  

  • MoD at Seawork

    01 Sep 2006

    For the first time the UK Ministry of Defence Integrated Project Team (IPT) which is responsible for the procurement of all military boats and associated equipment for the UK Armed Forces, (Boats and Sea Survival – BASS), was present on the DMA stand at Seawork 2006. 

  • MET Office Launches “Weather Pilot”

    01 Sep 2006

    The Met Office, with partners Lloyds Maritime Intelligence, hosted a breakfast briefing on their stand to demonstrate ‘Weather Pilot’, a new Forecasting and Risk Assessment capability, to the world’s port community.  

  • Marine Designs win Civil Engineering Award

    01 Sep 2006

    Marine Designs Ltd, of Falmouth, were proud to win the coveted ‘Best in Category’Award for their ‘Dockmaster’ pontoon system at Seawork 2006. 

    • ADC Challenge Cup

    01 Sep 2006

    DiveWork 2006 was bigger and more successful than ever, with more than 25 companies exhibiting and 40 represented on the DiveWork Trail.  

  • INNOVATIONS AWARD WINNERS

    01 Sep 2006

    75% of visitors come to Seawork International to see new products 

    • See You at Seawork 2006 International

    01 Jun 2006

    Now in its ninth year, Seawork is living up to its full title, Seawork 2006 International, by bringing exhibitors from all across Europe and even further afield to completely fill the cavernous Canary Islands Fruit Terminalfrom end to end for the first time. In growing the show by 15% yet again, the Seawork team has built on the success of earlier DiveWork and RIBwork initiatives by adding a Fluid Power Pavilion, supported by the British Fluid Power Association, and an SSA hosted Ship Building & Ship Repair Pavilion. 
     

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