Naval ship interior and insulation modification and repair services cover ongoing repair works, modification tasks, access works, and 3D scanning and printing support executed onboard naval vessels with short notice to maintain operational readiness. Services encompass inventory damage remediation, ceiling and panel replacement, wood varnishing, custom fabrication of brackets, cradles, and storage solutions, and necessary access provisions.
Naval deck crane upgrades for Royal Danish Navy Knud-class ships, featuring extended reach, remote control, speed, and central positioning for cargo handling, search and rescue boat operations, containers, and mission modules. The upgraded hydraulic system also drives the vessel stern gate for operations in North Atlantic and Arctic polar environments down to minus 35 degrees Celsius.
Marine patrol vessels supplied as a total solution comprising design, construction, integration, and partial militarization. A total of 21 vessels are acquired as replacements for legacy patrol classes, featuring modular design with sufficient deck space, hydraulic pressure, power supply, bandwidth, and water and drainage provisions. The vessels support sovereignty enforcement via water surveillance, escort operations in open waters, critical infrastructure protection, interception capabilities, and interoperability with naval units and NATO standards.
Naval ship electrical, mechanical, and blacksmith works cover the ongoing modification and repair services executed onboard naval vessels and units operated by the defense. Services include electrical work, mechanical modifications of steel or aluminium in the ship hull and superstructure, associated access works such as the disassembly of components and cables and the removal and reassembly of insulation and painting, and necessary derivative support activities like scaffolding setup and crane assistance.
