Bespoke Vessels

Bespoke and first-in-class vessels - built to order and designed to exceed expectations

Aluminium Marine Consultants has the enviable reputation of being a leader in the field of bespoke solutions in marine design and construction projects.

All projects start life at AMC at Director level and our comprehensive and detailed project management process sets out all aspects of the build from key personnel tasks and responsibilities, through quality assurance to sea-trials and final hand-over.

For every project we employ our proven and ISO approved management procedures to meet the specific requirements of the customer and vessel specification.

Aluminium Marine Consultants has the enviable reputation of being a leader in the field of bespoke solutions in marine design and construction projects.

For every project we employ our proven and ISO approved management procedures to meet the specific requirements of the customer and vessel specification.

RECENT BUILDS IN THIS CLASS

Examples of recently completed bespoke vessel builds which AMC have been involved in the completion of, include the ferry Maverick, operated on Loch Ness by Jacobite.

Maverick’s lightweight design provides eco-friendly sailing between Dochgarroch, the Clansman Harbour and the historic ruins of Urquhart Castle, accommodating 200 passengers, boarding the forward and aft decks. Passengers will then enter a cabin with seating arrangements for 102 passengers tailored to Loch Ness by Jacobite requirements.

RECENT BUILDS IN THIS CLASS

Examples of recently completed bespoke vessel builds which AMC have been involved in the completion of, include the ferry Maverick, operated on Loch Ness by Jacobite. Maverick’s lightweight design provides eco-friendly sailing between Dochgarroch, the Clansman Harbour and the historic ruins of Urquhart Castle, accommodating 200 passengers, boarding the forward and aft decks. Passengers will then enter a cabin with seating arrangements for 102 passengers tailored to Loch Ness by Jacobite requirements.

SEA-KIT's vessel, the Maxlimer, recently won the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE competition, working in conjunction with a Kongsberg HUGIN autonomous underwater vehicle. The competition required contestants to carry out high-res autonomous mapping at depths of up to 2000 meters without significant human guidance, and Maxlimer led the field.

It is the first truly Long-Range, Long-Endurance, Ocean capable Unmanned Autonomous Vessel with a range of over 10,000 nautical miles and an endurance that can be measured in months rather than days. AMC are proud to of been involved with the fabrication of this ground-breaking vessel.

Source: www.seakit.com

CCGs Mamilossa - largest hovercraft exported by a UK boat builder

See Mamilossa in action in the CCG video below.

CCGs Mamilossa - largest hovercraft exported by a UK boat builder

The Canadian Coastguard Mamilossa is a highly versatile vessel, based at CCG Hovercraft Base Trois-Rivières, QC, and is regularly assigned to search and rescue operations. It is the newest in the CCG's fleet and their first built in the UK.

Throughout Eastern Canada it is called upon to clear ice jams from rivers and areas that are hard to reach with conventional icebreakers. Mamilossa's versatility means she can be called upon to lay, service and recover buoys and support navigation aid construction and maintenance operations.

Equipped with a removable crane capable of lifting up to 6,600 kg, Mamilossa offers a 23,000 kg payload, enabling it to transport any combination of cargo and passengers.

Mamilossa also offers the capability to load vehicles directly on deck via a bow ramp which makes the vessel particularly effective on environmental response.

CCGs Mamilossa - largest hovercraft exported by a UK boat builder

See Mamilossa in action in the CCG video below.

CCGs Mamilossa - largest hovercraft exported by a UK boat builder

Equipped with a removable crane capable of lifting up to 6,600 kg, Mamilossa offers a 23,000 kg payload, enabling it to transport any combination of cargo and passengers.

Mamilossa also offers the capability to load vehicles directly on deck via a bow ramp which makes the vessel particularly effective on environmental response.