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News about Seawork 2005

  • Pontoon Berths near Capacity for 2005

    01 Sep 2004

    2004 saw a quantum leap in the numbers of vessels showing their paces at Seawork, regular exhibitors appreciating that unrestricted demonstrations can play a major part in influencing customer decisions.  

  • DiveWork at Seawork2005

    01 Sep 2004

    seawork2004 saw the first DiveWork Pavilion and trail – a section of the exhibition dedicated to and created for the commercial diving sector. 

  • Seawork International

    01 Sep 2004

    In just 21 days over seven short years, Seawork has been transformed from a regional trade event to a major international exhibition serving the world’s commercial marine industry – onshore and afloat. 
     

  • Seawork2004 Conference

    01 Sep 2004

    The three-day conference programme which ran concurrently with Seawork 2004 attracted expert speakers from many countries who were rewarded with high calibre audiences and stimulating debate. 

  • 2005 Conference Takes Shape

    01 Sep 2004

    The conference programme for 2005 will address pertinent and topical issues affecting those who work within the commercial marine sector. 

  • Bigger and Better!

    01 Jan 2005

    67% of exhibitors at Seawork2004 re-booked straight away for Seawork 2005 

  • 50% Extra Space Dedicated to DiveWork

    01 Jan 2005

    The DiveWork area will be extended by 50% to cope with the increased demand for stand space. It will include a larger stand for the Association of Diving Contractors that encompasses a hospitality area to encourage visitors to extend their stay. 

  • Damen New Build set for Seawork Exhibition

    01 Jan 2005

    Reflecting the growing status of Seawork, Damen will be returning in 2005 with a bigger presence. In addition to a larger stand in the exhibition hall, the Dutch company will bring a new build to the pontoons – a 24m x 9m 2609 Shoalbuster tug for Jersey Harbours to replace the Duke of Normandy.  

  • Kick-start Your Marketing

    01 Jan 2005

    Sign up now and Seawork2005 International starts working for you straightaway! 

  • Seawork Nets Major Fishing Titles

    01 Jan 2005

    Seawork2005 International will be of particular interest to the commercial fishing industry. New arrangements between Seawork and two key fishing magazines, Fishing News International and Irish Skipper, will ensure a sharp increase in the number of visitors. 
     

  • Improved Car Parking for 2005

    01 Jan 2005

    Seawork2005 International  is pleased to confirm that the contract for the control of car parking has been awarded to RJA (UK) Ltd.  

  • Lochin Reinforce Credentials

    01 Jan 2005

    Lochin Marine, supporters of Seawork since 1998, exhibited a Lochin 366 Pilot Boat in 2004, in partnership with Goodchild Marine. “It reinforced our credentials on the commercial scene and put us firmly back on the tender list,” says Simon Thomas. “Cattewater Harbour Commissioners are delighted with her all-weather capability.” 

    • Seawork – in a class of its own

    01 Jan 2005

    Unst Inshore Rescue will be first time exhibitors at Seawork2005 International, introducing the Fluggaboat – an entirely new aluminiumhull RIB, built in their Shetland facility.  

  • Seawork2005 means business for exhibitors

    01 Jan 2005

    South Boats recently announced a contract with a new customer which was initiated at Seawork2004.  

  • Not to be Missed

    01 Jan 2005

    Many of the institutions and legislative bodies responsible for regulating the commercial marine  industry will be presenting papers at Seawork 2005 International. Contributors to the Seawork Conference have already been confirmed from:  

  • More Vessels Afloat at Seawork2005

    01 Jan 2005

     

  • Small Business Opportunities

    01 Jan 2005

    Jane Wilson, Exhibiton Manager, reports that some SBEZ (Small Business Enterprise Zone) stands are still available. This is due to the fact that many ‘Small Business’ exhibitors have moved to larger stands as a result of their success at Seawork in previous years. 

  • Get an Advantage Over the Rest

    01 Jan 2005

    Exhibitors can make the most of pre-show promotion opportunities by using initiatives provided by the Seawork team:   

  • Seawork2005 International Gala Dinner in a Glass of its own!

    01 Jan 2005

    The Seawork2005 International Gala Dinner, sponsored for the third year in succession by ZF Great Britain Ltd, will be held at St Mary’s Stadium, home of Southampton Football Club, on Tuesday 14 June. 
     

  • Three-Day Meeting Place

    01 Jan 2005

    The meeting rooms and Conference facilities are available to exhibitors at no charge, for private discussions and dealer briefings throughout the event.  

  • Last Chance for Sponsorship Deal!

    01 Jan 2005

    Make more of your commitment to Seawork2005! Take up one of the few remaining sponsorship opportunities - priced to suit every budget. You don’t have to be a blue chip company to qualify! 

  • The Perfect Exhibition Venue

    01 Apr 2005

    Seawork 2005 International is held each year in and around ABP’s Canary Islands Fruit Terminal in the Port of Southampton.  

  • Accommodation, Flights and Car Parking

    01 Apr 2005

    Need accommodation, flights or both? Contact Accommodations UK on +44 (0)191 213 2131 or book@accommodationsuk. co.uk. Flybe.com now runs regular low cost flights from European cities to Southampton Airport, just 12km from Seawork. 

    • Don't miss Seawork2005 International

    01 Apr 2005

    Seawork is the only event which pulls together, in one place, all the strands of the commercial marine business. A visit to Seawork 2005 is the most efficient way for you to: 

  • Dive in to Seawork

    01 Apr 2005

    DiveWork is double the size this year, with 80% new exhibitors and an extensive stand and hospitality area for the Association of Diving Contractors.  

  • RIB Trail

    01 Apr 2005

    Follow the RIB Trail at Seawork 2005 International and you will encounter all that’s new  and exciting in the world of Rigid Inflatables.  

  • Unique Footage of Micro ROV Survey on View

    01 Apr 2005

    AquaSpection Ltd were recently involved with the Robert Gordon University of Aberdeen. Their task was to carry out seabed surveys for a prototype turbine platform used for generating tidal energy in Eynhallow Sound in Orkney.  

  • Kongsberg Focus on DiveWork

    01 May 2005

    The latest introduction to Kongsberg Maritime’s Diver product range to be demonstrated at DiveWork is the OE14-308 5 Mega Pixel Digital Stills Camera with dedicated OE11-342 Flashgun. 

  • Mojo puts Waves to Work

    01 May 2005

    Cornwall-based Mojo Maritime has recently been contracted by client Fugro-Geos to install a wave measurement buoy 12 miles off the coast near St Ives.  

  • Improving the Atmosphere

    01 Apr 2005

    Central Compressor Consultants will be exhibiting at Seawork for the first time this year, launching a range of high quality breathing air compressors.  

  • MICAD Joins PIMSIC to offer Discounted Insurance

    01 Apr 2005

    MICAD Marine and PIMSIC Group announce a new agreement to provide deeply discounted insurance products to MICAD Marine customers worldwide.  

  • Pontoon Perspective

    01 May 2005

    For three days only, a unique fleet of vessels gather in Southampton Water. 

  • South Boats’ New Cat Supports Renewables

    01 May 2005

    The South Catamaran 13m Island (Alloy), codenamed SCC001, is a ‘first of class’ new build for the newly formed South Boats Special Projects Division and is scheduled for customer acceptance at Seawork 2005 International. 

  • Fourth Show for Ali-it Marine

    01 Apr 2005

    Ali-it Marine Ltd is back at Seawork for the fourth time, exhibiting custom built aluminium vessels.  

  • New Low Maintenance Buoys

    01 Apr 2005

    Hampshire based Hydrosphere Uk Ltd. will be displaying their latest range of low maintenance, polyethylene buoys on Stand 64.  

  • Maintenance-free Mac Boat

    01 Apr 2005

    Made in New Zealand and new to the UK, the Mac boat range, presented at Seawork 2005 International by Marine Revolution, are moulded in a sophisticated process that creates a one-piece polyethylene hull. Five times as strong as fibreglass, Mac boats offer a virtually maintenancefree boat. 

  • New Concept in Hydraulics

    01 Apr 2005

    Concept Fluid Solutions have been developing a new marine steering hose in association with Gates Hydraulics.  

  • Targa 35 Plus in Demand

    01 Apr 2005

    Wessex Marine will be taking their regular berth afloat at Seawork 2005 with a Targa 35 Plus model. 

  • Export Success for Ultrajet

    01 Apr 2005

    Twin UltraJet 305 waterjets have been specified to propel the first of a series of four 32ft (9.8m) harbour patrol vessels for the Canadian Department of National Defence (DND). The contract was awarded to ABCO Industries of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. 

  • Eco-friendly Hull Protection from Ecosea

    01 Apr 2005

    Cuprotect™ is the complete eco-friendly hull protection system launched late 2004, which will be exhibited by Ecosea on stand 194. 
     

  • Smooth Movement from Cleemann

    01 Apr 2005

    A key development from Cleemann Chair-Systems GmbH is a sliding-device for pilot chairs, offering the flexibility required by pilots particularly for ‘one-man-bridge’ cockpit style wheelhouses. 

  • Dredge Machine Makes Debut

    01 Apr 2005

    Wave Seven Marine, which specialises in the supply of innovative marina equipment, will be promoting the US-built Versi-Dredge transportable dredge machine at Seawork for the first time. Powered by a rugged John Deere diesel engine, Versi-Dredge is already in use world wide in marinas, canals, rivers and ponds. 

  • International Dredging Potential

    01 Apr 2005

    ECO Dredging Ltd, is a member of the Dutch Vis Group, and is well known in the specialist field of small scale dredging works.  

    • Bigger, Better, Busier Than Ever

    01 Sep 2005

    At the end of the eighth annual Seawork Exhibition and Conference, there was agreement between exhibitors and visitors alike that the event has moved into a position where it is the leading commercial marine exhibition on this side of the Atlantic. One exhibitor alone, VT Halmatic, sold six vessels at Seawork 2005 International with a total market value in excess of £5 million. 

  • Seawork – The Venue for Debuts

    01 Sep 2005

    It is clear that more and more exhibitors regard Seawork International as a prime launch pad for new vessels and products. Every day had its highlights, with Damen Shipyards, VT Halmatic, Halyard and Mermaid Engines amongst the many companies using Seawork to inform the industry and media about their latest achievements and developments. 

  • DiveWork Capsule Attracts Strong Interest

    01 Sep 2005

    In only its second year, DiveWork consolidated its presence at Seawork. The pavilion was fully subscribed and enjoyed three days of excellent business with many new products on show.  

  • VT Halmatic Win Innovation Award

    01 Sep 2005

    The Seawork 2005 International Innovation Showcase, sponsored by Bond Pearce, attracted over 30 products in the commercial marine sector, which had all been launched in the last 12 months. 
     

    • Join The Ribtrail

    01 Sep 2005

    This prime sector of Seawork International 2006 is sure to benefit builders, suppliers and operators of rigid inflatable boats which have truly become the world’s maritime workhorses. 

  • Conference Success

    01 Sep 2005

    By general concensus, the 2005 Seawork Conference – held in Southampton concurrently with the Seawork 2005 Exhibition – was the most successful in its eight year history with 32% of the 5,225 visitors citing it as a reason to visit. 

    • Gala Dinner

    01 Sep 2005

    The spirit of Seawork was particularly reflected by the atmosphere of the Gala Dinner – now the commercial marine industry’s major social and networking event.  

    Seawork 2005 Goes International

    01 Mar 2005

    Building as always on what has gone before, the eighth annual Seawork Exhibition and Conference again crests the horizon, sailing towards landfall in the ABP Port of Southampton on 14-16 June at the Canary Islands Fruit Terminal. 

  • Sales Soar at Seawork 2005

    01 Aug 2005

    The ability of the Seawork Exhibition and Conference to continuously grow and improve was demonstrated once again at Seawork 2005 International. The eighth annual Seawork, in its unique presentational format in the working Port of Southampton, was up in all significant categories this year, with more exhibitors, more visitors, more vessels afloat and more international participation than ever before. 

Seawork International 2009 - 16rd to 18th June 2009