Barrus Ltd has confirmed its support for FreeSpirit of the Sea, a purpose-built charity vessel designed to deliver lifesaving outreach, community engagement and training opportunities

Delegations from the UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM), the Turkish Coast Guard (TURCG) Command, Presidency of Migration Management (PMM), the European Union Delegation...

Griffon Marine is set to create new skilled jobs and further economic growth across the Solent UK region following its recent contract awards under the UK Ministry of Defence’s BISS 26 programme.

BMT has joined forces with BAE Systems Australia, the prime contractor for the Design Support Contract (DSC) supporting the Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac class frigates.

No time to waste, the 2026 Seawork Awards are now open for entries and the first submissions are in. 

July this year will see the delivery of Damen ASD Tug 2312 ‘San Jose’ to Arrendadora Continental, the largest tug operator in Guatemala.

Join the crowd of industry leaders and experts at Get Set for Workboat 2050 Series 6 Session 2 at the beautiful Wereldmuseum in Rotterdam.

There’s little confusion about one thing in today’s workboat industry: that there is confusion about what the future for fuels looks like.

As automation creeps in and skilled seafarers head for shore, the commercial workboat sector faces a crewing crisis that no one seems to have a ready answer for.

After the catastrophic Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse two years ago – innovators are harnessing AI and digital tools to predict disasters, optimise vessels and strengthen cyber resilience.

“Circularity is one of the most efficient ways of competing with the environmental challenges today,” said Roseanne van Houwelingen, the moderator of Circular Economy for Workboats

This year’s Seawork Exhibition & Conference website has seen a remarkable surge of online interest as planning for the three-day event in Southampton – 9-11 June – continues apace.