Deck Equipment for 22m and 25m Canadian Coast Guard Inshore Science Vessels.
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Hawboldt selected by University of Gothenburg for new containerized AUV LARS system
Hawboldt is excited to announce that we have been selected by the University of Gothenburg to supply a containerized AUV Launch and Recovery System (LARS) for their very important Antarctic mission! The H-6200 AUV LARS will launch and recover Gothenburg’s Hugin AUV (named Ran by University of Gothenburg Oceanographer Anna Wåhlin), which provides the team […]
Hawboldt selected by University of Hawaii for new CTD Winch and LARS
Hawboldt is proud to announce we have been selected to provide a new state of the art CTD winch and LARS on the Kilo Moana, the University of Hawaii’s SWATH research vessel. Design drawings of CTD winch and LARS: Hawboldt will be providing a knuckle-telescoping offshore crane complete with CTD docking head, and a 10,000m […]
Hawboldt to Play Critical Role in the Royal Canadian Navy’s New JSS!
Hawboldt Industries | Designed. Built. Marine. Hawboldt Industries is on a mission to make the world’s lightest, strongest, and smartest marine deck equipment. Active in the marine sector for over 100 years, Hawboldt has succeeded in leveraging the National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS) to become an expert in ship-wide deck equipment supply and integration, quadrupling its […]
Cape Sharp Tidal Awards another Major Contract to Nova Scotia Company
A third Nova Scotian company has secured a multi-million dollar contract with the Cape Sharp Tidal project, which has potential to be the first grid-connected tidal array in the world.
Hawboldt Industries Wins Auspicious Seaspan Contract
Hawboldt Industries Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has been chosen by Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards to supply the deck machinery for the new Offshore Fisheries and Science Vessels (OFSV) as part of the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy (NSPS) for Non-Combat vessels. The contract is for the first of three planned vessels in the OFSV program now underway in North Vancouver, British Columbia.
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