Carmet are currently supporting site investigation works at Woodside Ferry Terminal. This is the first stage of the major upgrade to the terminal, which is due to reopen in 2025.
Ocean Crest Marine’s jack up ‘OCM 400’ was towed out to site by the ‘CT Vector’ and ‘CT Barnston’ last week.
Carmet have recently been assisting GreenC Marine at the new Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool.
Our workboats ‘CT Vector’ and ‘CT Barnston’ worked with the barge ‘Green Constructor’ which installed seven 42t fenders along the quay wall. ... See MoreSee Less
Carmet have recently been assisting Draca Marine with the transportation of sand from the River Mersey to Runcorn. Our workboat 'Vital' was pictured on the Manchester Ship Canal towing the hopper barge 'MSC No48', which has been restored for the operation.
Draca Marine are providing clients with a fine quality 0/2 marine sand for the construction and agricultural industry, and will soon be transporting to a berth at Salford.
All at Carmet would like to wish you a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year 🎄 Thank you to everyone who has contributed to another successful year - may it continue into 2024! Please note, the Office will be closed from Midday on Friday 22nd December 2023 and will re-open on Tuesday 2nd January 2024. ... See MoreSee Less
Nowadays, it’s not too often that the MSC Tugs are required this far up the Manchester Ship Canal.
This week ‘MSC Volant’ assisted the vessel ‘Martin’ passing Mersey Weir, which is located 28 miles from along the Canal.
The two vessels were pictured together on the way back down to Eastham Locks. Lots of people out with cameras 📸
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Carmet are currently supporting site investigation works at Woodside Ferry Terminal. This is the first stage of the major upgrade to the terminal, which is due to reopen in 2025.
Ocean Crest Marine’s jack up ‘OCM 400’ was towed out to site by the ‘CT Vector’ and ‘CT Barnston’ last week.
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A new dredging plough arrangement has been set up on the ‘CT Barnston’, increasing the workboat’s versitility.
This new service is another step forward for Carmet and our long term customers.
For any ploughing enquiries, please contact joshua@carmet.co.uk or call 0151 327 8018. ... See MoreSee Less
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Carmet have recently been assisting GreenC Marine at the new Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool.
Our workboats ‘CT Vector’ and ‘CT Barnston’ worked with the barge ‘Green Constructor’ which installed seven 42t fenders along the quay wall. ... See MoreSee Less
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Carmet have recently been assisting Draca Marine with the transportation of sand from the River Mersey to Runcorn. Our workboat 'Vital' was pictured on the Manchester Ship Canal towing the hopper barge 'MSC No48', which has been restored for the operation.
Draca Marine are providing clients with a fine quality 0/2 marine sand for the construction and agricultural industry, and will soon be transporting to a berth at Salford.
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Thanks again to John Eyres for capturing another great shot of the M.S.C. Viceroy assisting the Vlistborg this week! ... See MoreSee Less
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Check out our 2024 Fleet List - get in touch if we can help!
Vessel Spec sheets can be found here: carmettugs.co.uk/vessels/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy New Year, everyone! We hope you had a great Christmas & New Year.
We'd like to thank our crews and employees for all of their hard work over the holiday period!
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All at Carmet would like to wish you a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year 🎄
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to another successful year - may it continue into 2024!
Please note, the Office will be closed from Midday on Friday 22nd December 2023 and will re-open on Tuesday 2nd January 2024. ... See MoreSee Less
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