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Emergency Response and Salvage
Oil and fuel spill response, derelict vessel removal and salvage of sunken vessels, including USCG District 14 support with Global Diving and Salvage.
Description
Sea Engineering maintains oil and fuel spill and salvage gear to provide emergency oil and fuel response, derelict vessel removal and salvage of sunken vessels. Through a partnership with Global Diving and Salvage, it provides emergency response and salvage to the United States Coast Guard under a District 14 Basic Ordering Agreement.
Key features
- Emergency oil and fuel spill response
- Derelict vessel removal and wreck removal
- Salvage of sunken vessels, including 74 ft and 54 ft ferrocement vessels in Hawaii
- Support from in-house dive teams and workboat fleet
Applications
- U.S. Coast Guard District 14 emergency response
- Harbor and coastline wreck removal
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- Vessel Services
- Remote Operated Vehicles and Unmanned Aerial Systems
- Coastal Engineering
- Hydrographic and Geophysical Surveys
- Oceanographic and Marine Environmental Services
- Underwater Inspection
- Commercial Diving & Underwater Construction
- Waterfront Construction
- Offshore Renewable Energy
- Coastal Permitting and Planning
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