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Dales Marine Services
Business type: Marine
Contact: Euan McLean, BD Manager
Address: Imperial Dry Dock, Leith EH6 7DR
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Countries worked in: UK
Dales Marine Services are a specialist supplier of Vessel Dry Dock, Fabrication & Steelwork and Ship: Maintenance, Lay Up, Repair, Mob/Demob, and Modification.
The company operates out of 5 strategic locations across Scotland out of major Ports in Leith, Grangemouth, Aberdeen, Greenock & Troon and have teams of specialist engineers, tradesman and equipment who can mobilise to your location. We have Dry Dock facilities at all locations as well as alongside berthage and modern, onsite fabrication/engineering capabilities at our 3 main locations in Leith, Aberdeen & Greenock.
We have over 30 years of experience and operate on a 24/7 basis. We pride ourselves on Quality & Precision, Turn-around times, Speed of response and support, & Safety.
https://www.dalesmarine.co.uk/
Capabilities
Established supplier with significant experience supplying the sector
- CAPEX - Turbine Services: Shoreside Lifting Services
- CAPEX - Balance of Plant - Manufacture / Supply Services: Port facilities for Construction Support Vessels including Cable Lay vessels
- CAPEX - Balance of Plant - Manufacture / Supply Services: General Lay Down Areas & Installation Support Services
- CAPEX - Balance of Plant - Manufacture / Supply Services: Offshore Equipment Services
- CAPEX - Balance of Plant - Manufacture / Supply Services: Offshore Labour Services
- CAPEX - Balance of Plant - Manufacture / Supply Services: Vessels or Vessel Equipment Provision
- OPEX - Operations & Maintenance: Storage of Strategic Spares/Lay Down Areas
- OPEX - Operations & Maintenance: Vessel repairs and liftout services
Other services offered
- Ship Repair, Fabrication and Support specialist with Dry Dock and Alongside Repair Berthage at 5 Major Ports across Scotland in Leith, Grangemouth, Aberdeen, Greenock & Troon. Specialist Engineering, Welding and Steel Fabrication teams based on Location already in Port or can be mobilised to location with equipment for jobs like Vessel Mob/Demob & Marshalling area Quayside welding, assembly, fastening for things like Pad eyes, Stiffeners, Railings, Ladders etc.
Case studies
BP Ampelmann Support Structure: Dales Marine Services were contracted to fabricate and install two supporting structures for the Ampelmann Gangway System on board an Offshore Supply Vessel. The structures weighed 46te and were 10x10x10.7m H. BP required delivery of both structures in 4 weeks with installation & commissioning taking a further week. The size of the units meant that they could not be moved by road and had to be assembled on quayside for loading out at Dales Marine’s alongside berthage.
Contract type: Turnkey
Value: £500K
Turnkey including Procurement of Steel box, circular hollow and Universal Column Steel utilising our extensive local supply chain, Fabrication of structures in 3 weeks working on a 24/7 bases to meet the deadline, Installation & Commissioning of the structures, and Demobilisation of the Vessel/Structure after operations completed. https://www.dalesmarine.co.uk/case-studies/bp-ampelmann-support-structure
Vessel Conversion – Far Scotia Offshore Support Vessel: Scheduled Dry Dock of 20 year old OSV operating in the North Sea including major upgrades to extend vessel life and improve functionality over a 3 week window
Contract type: Turnkey Including Procurement, Fabrication, Service, Installation & Commissioning.
Value: £750K
Major works included Fabrication and Fitting out (with Offices, Gym, sleeping quarters) of a two storey accommodation module prior to vessel arriving in Dry Dock, Installation and Commissioning of the Module onsite, weighing 38te, Fabrication of a new crane pedestal and subsequent installation & testing of a new crane weighing 16te with class approval and witness, New auxiliary Caterpillar engine fitted, Blades, rudders and tail shafts stripped, overhauled and refitted, and full hull cleaning, preparation and painting. https://www.dalesmarine.co.uk/case-studies/vessel-conversion-far-scotia
