Fleet

A dredging vessel that is mainly used for dredging loose material and soft soils. One or two drag heads suck up a mixture of soil and water and discharge it in the hold of the ship.

Dredger cutting hard soil into fragments with a rotating cutter head. The material is sucked up by dredge pumps and discharged at a deposit area through floating pipelines.

Pontoon equipped with a hydraulic excavator that excavates the soil and discharges it into a split hopper barge.

Vessel with a large open hold, used to load and transport dredged soil.

This vessel is smaller than traditional dredgers, is extremely manoeuvrable and has a limited draught, making it ideal for maintenance dredging works in smaller harbours.

Vessels to transport and install cables. Coupled trenching tools are used for digging in cables and umbilicals.

Fall pipe vessels install rock on pipelines and other subsea structures. Side stone installation vessels install rock berms and rock protection layers in shallow waters.

Multi-purpose vessels can be deployed as trenching support tool and/or a rock installation vessel.

Ships built primarily for installing offshore wind farms but also perfectly deployable for other offshore activities. This type of vessel is equipped with legs to lift itself above the sea level to ensure stability.

Vessels that are able to lift very heavy loads. They are used to recover wrecks or execute various lifting activities especially in the offshore wind, oil and gas sectors.

Trenching tools dig in cables after their installation. Our fleet includes trenchers for every water depth. 

A vessel that can clean up oil pollution.

A wide range of tugboats, multicats and pontoons.

A survey vessel performs hydrographic survey measurements.