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APT Global Marine and Offshore delivers NMDC Dredging & Marine Vessel Umm El Zemoul after extensive docking & repowering works.
APT Global Marine, a leading provider of marine and offshore construction/Engineering services, proudly announces the opening of its new office in Taiwan. This strategic expansion aims to bolster the company's support for the rapidly growing offshore wind industry in the Asia-Pacific region
APT GLOBAL (MARINE & OFFSHORE ENGR. DUBAI) has completed major refurbishment works as part of ship lift upgradation works (6000T /3000T) on behalf of SYNCROLIFT A/S Norway. Job involved, Rail Beams refurbishment, hydraulic units’ removal & new unit’s installation, Renewal of upper/lower sheave block, installation of new winches & motors, Installation of all monitoring devices, assisting synchro lift for all electrical controls /automation.
This milestone underscores our commitment to delivering cutting-edge products that meet the evolving needs of our clients. Offshore substation foundations installation in its initial stage will need to have the pin piles installed on the seabed. This execution will be performed using the self-levelling piling template which will be deployed overboard from a floating vessel into its designated location at the seabed. The piling template shall serve the following purposes: