Friday 29 August 08
 

News about Seawork 2004

  • ‘So Impressed, I Bought the Company’

    01 Jan 2005

    Well, half of it! Those were the sentiments of Ben Plummer, now 50% owner of BW SeaCat, recently re-located to larger premises in Millbrook.  

  • Future in Innovation

    01 Sep 2004

    A record 53 entries were displayed in the Innovations Showcase, an initiative created by Seawork to help companies introduce and promote products, vessels, services or projects to their key commercial audience and publicly reward the very best in innovation.  

  • Seawork Sets New Records

    01 Sep 2004

    Record numbers of visitors and exhibitors attended seawork2004 including those from the USA, Australasia, the Middle East, North Africa and Europe. Despite June’s unseasonable gale force winds and rain, this was a clear demonstration that the commercial maritime exhibition and conference held in the Port of Southampton is strengthening its position in the world market. 

  • World’s Marine Press Visit seawork

    01 Sep 2004

    On Tuesday 22 June, a delegation of journalists from USA, Australia, New Zealand, Scandinavia, Russia, Poland, Turkey and Europe arrived by boat in a ‘sea of red’ – thanks to their uniform of red jackets. 

  • Gala Dinner Success for RNLI

    01 Sep 2004

    The Seawork2004 International/ZF Marine Gala Dinner was a huge success. St Mary’s Stadium was, once again, filled to capacity with more than 500 Seawork exhibitors and their guests coming together for a relaxed evening of entertainment and networking opportunities. A collection on behalf of the RNLI raised almost £1500. Regional Manager Sally Hilton sent this letter of thanks... 

  • Ali-it’s Latest Cat Launch

    01 Sep 2004

    Seawork2004 was again another successful show  for Ali-it Marine Ltd. The company has gone from strength to strength since its start up and first Seawork exhibition three years ago. 
     

  • Annual Event premières New Products

    01 Sep 2004

    A significant number of Seawork2004 exhibitors selected the event to première new products. Among them was Scania (Great Britain) Ltd. Unveiling Scania’s new 12 litre engine on the quayside, Senior Vice President and Head of Industrial and Marine Engines at Scania, Lennart Hjelte commented: ‘We started planning the launch of our new engine around Seawork about two years ago. It’s the natural place for us to unveil it because the UK is a very important market for our commercial engines and our UK customers are all here.’ 

  • Seawork2004 ...What the exhibitors said

    01 Sep 2004

    Steve Curtis, five times World Power Boat Champion: ‘I think Seawork is the best show for people actually buying stuff. I go to all the shows, London, Southampton, but I come here because the people who come here are real buyers. It’s a proper working show.’ 

  • New Mark 2 Griffon Takes Off at seawork

    01 May 2004

    Griffon Hovercraft Ltd (GHL) will display a new Mk 2 version of the hovercraft in its range, the Griffon 375TD. 

  • Chugoku and Seajet Have it Covered

    01 May 2004

    Making their debut at seawork are Marine and Industrial, the UK’s official distributor for the Seajet range of paint, antifoul and boat care products.  

  • Pepe Boats and TT Boat Designs launch Catfish

    01 May 2004

    The new CatFish range is the latest design from Pepe Boats and TT Boat Designs. CatFish is suitable for charter, commercial and workboat use. 

  • Plan a Successful and Productive Visit

    01 May 2004

    Every year, after the event, visitors tell us that the time they had allocated to visiting seawork, simply wasn’t sufficient to see everything, talk to everyone they wanted to talk to and attend relevant conference sessions.  

  • MST Multi-role Craft Unveiled

    01 May 2004

    Marine Specialised Technology (MST) will be unveiling the new 750 SEABOAT at seawork2004.  

  • Revolutionary Contract Celebrates First Anniversary at seawork2004

    01 May 2004

    Following a competitive tender in 2003, VT Halmatic confirmed a groundbreaking contract to provide a revolutionary Fleet Contract Hire Scheme to Associated British Ports’ (ABP) Port of Southampton. 

  • Solent Marine – Pontoon Replacement Specialists

    01 May 2004

    Solent Marine are new to seawork2004 although their pontoon systems grace some of the finest marinas and waterfronts in the world.  

  • Seawork Debut for Cooney Marine

    01 May 2004

    New to seawork, Cooney Marine will exhibit a number of products, including a small commercial crane. 

  • RIBwork / DiveWork

    01 May 2004

    RIBwork is seawork’s response to the RIB industry’s support of the exhibition, with an ever-increasing number of manufacturers of vessels, engines, transmissions, electronics and safety equipment in attendance.  

  • seawork Debut for Liverpool Water Witch

    01 May 2004

    First time exhibitors Liverpool Water Witch will be demonstrating one of their versatile workboats designed for marine clean-up operations and multi-purpose duties.  

  • Scania Keep it Secret

    01 May 2004

    There is a rumour that Scania is up to something special at seawork this year. They will have their exhibition trailer on the quayside as usual, but what will they be showing? 

  • Spyfish® Catches the eye

    01 May 2004

    Inform Design and Development is a product  design consultancy that helps companies in the marine industry create the products of tomorrow.  

  • 30% more to see at seawork2004

    01 May 2004

    The momentum which seawork has maintained since its inaugural year in 1998 has accelerated yet again. On entering the huge exhibition halls at the Canary Islands Fruit Terminal ABP’s Port of Southampton, 22-24 June, visitors will immediately appreciate how the number and variety of exhibitors and exhibits has increased. 

  • Olympic Sailing Event Host City to Visit seawork2004

    01 Feb 2004

    The City of Southampton has arranged a visit of representatives from Qingdao which will host the yachting events at the 2008 Olympics.  

  • Record Fleet Expected

    01 Feb 2004

    seawork’s unique feature – the varied fleet of vessels available for examination and demonstration – is set to expand this year with additional pontoons amounting to over 200m taking the seawork fleet to over 50 vessels for the first time with a prospect of some 75 exhibits afloat. 

  • Versatile Cheetas Prove Feisty and Fast

    01 Feb 2004

    Designer Sean Strevens believes the Cheetah 7.9m cat will assure his company’s success through to 2010. 
     

  • Media Mission Will Spearhead Export Drive

    01 Feb 2004

    Arrangements are being concluded with the British Marine Federation, with funding from Trade Partners UK, to fly in a dozen journalists from specialist titles published in markets stretching from Norway through Europe to Greece and the Mediterranean. 

  • The World is Coming to seawork

    01 Feb 2004

     

  • Sponsorship Opportunities

    01 Feb 2004

    Move fast to make a name for yourself at seawork2004. 
     

  • Civil Regard For Tuesday’s Conference

    01 Feb 2004

    Regeneration of Waterfront & Maritime Projects will spearhead the conference programme at seawork2004. 
     

  • Marinas mean Business

    01 Feb 2004

    Port and harbour authorities continue to encourage the development of marinas which are capable of bringing new revenue and prosperity to ports and waterways.  

  • Filter Tips From New Exhibitor

    01 Feb 2004

    Tom Hamilton has e-mailed to say that new company, Filter Solutions Ltd, formed last year, will be first timers at seawork2004 to promote new oil and fuel filters from the USA. He claims that Puradyn bypass oil filtration systems can offer savings to the user of up to 90% of oil and filter maintenance costs and quotes Mirabella V as a recent sales success. 
     

  • More Thrust from Ultra Dynamics

    01 Feb 2004

    The new UltraJet 575 will take top spot on the Ultra Dynamics stand in June. 
     

  • Repeat Business

    01 Feb 2004

    Introduced in 2002, the  Lochin 366 was exhibited at seawork last year and negotiations were concluded during the show between Lochin Marine, Goodchilds and Capt Tim Charlesworth, representing the Cattewater Harbour Company for the Port of Plymouth Pilot Service to place an order, replacing an  existing Lochin with an all-weather vessel of the same proven qualities.  
     

  • Land & Water Group wins National Award

    01 Feb 2004

    Described by the judges as ‘a very special company in a specialised sector’, Contract Journal selected the Land & Water Group as Specialist Contractor of the Year praising L&W for its lateral and pro-active thinking and business know-how and its policy of providing clients with a transparent view of costs and work-related activities.  

  • Redmariner Trace Success to seawork

    01 Feb 2004

    Winners of a coveted DAME award at METS in November 2003, Redmariner, manufacturers of the Probe Vision Camera Inspection System, have been overwhelmed with interest from around  the world. 
     

  • Innovations Showcase subject to its own innovations

    01 Sep 2003

    The format of the seawork2004 Innovations Showcase and Award will be enhanced by providing entrants with the opportunity to ‘sell’ their product, vessel or technology to the judges off the page. In addition, consideration is being given to dividing entries into categories to enable like to be judged against like. 

  • That was then and this is now

    01 Sep 2003

    seawork2004 will take place at The Canary Islands Fruit Terminal in ABP Port of Southampton from Tuesday 22 June to Thursday 24 June. This is one week later than previously advised to avoid clashing with Interspill and IWM. 

  • Dive, dive, dive!

    01 Sep 2003

    seawork2004 will incorporate Divework, an exhibition within an exhibition dedicated to the commercial diving industry. 

  • Marine Construction Drives Industry

    01 Sep 2003

    The one day conference ‘Waterside Development & Leisure’ at seawork 2003 was rated very highly by speakers and delegates alike. 

  • Exhibition already set to be a record-breaker

    01 Sep 2003

    At the time of going to press, just 10 weeks after seawork2003 closed its doors, over 50% of exhibitors had re-booked for seawork2004. 

  • Sponsorship - make the most of it

    01 Sep 2003

    The value of sponsorship at seawork events is increasing with every year as the exhibition and conference programme goes from strength to strength and visitor numbers increase.  

Seawork International 2009 - 16rd to 18th June 2009