With the manufacture and docking of highly powerful and technological tugboats, PSVs, OSRV, ROVSV. To get here, there were more than 80 years of history in the port of Santos alone, the largest port complex in Latin America, with high financial capacity, innovation and punctuality in the execution of our services. Be surprised by our efficiency, count on our experience.
We manufactured more than 60 tugboats, being the most technological ones that operate in the Brazilian port. For example, the WS SIRIUS is a tug with 90 tons of Bollard Pull, winch with "Render Recovery" technology, fire fighting system certified as Fire Fighting 1, with permission to sail over 100 nautical miles from the coast, this tug performs special maneuvers, which are intended to help larger vessels, this is an enormously successful tugboat.
We manufactured more than 20 PSVs, being the most technological that work in Offshore operations, they were manufactured at WILSON SONS shipyard. The PSV (Platform Supply Vessel) is a vessel for offshore support to oil exploration and production platforms, The PSV "Larus" is 85.25 meters long, 19 meters wide, has a draft of 6.3 meters, in addition to five thousand deadweight tons. It has Damen technology and engineering design.
We built one of the most modern OSRV in operation in Brazil. Its vessels support oil spill response activities with equipment to monitor, detect, contain, recover and store the recovered oil.
The FUGRO AQUARIUS is a ship manufactured by WILSON, SONS SHIPYARDS, this medium-sized offshore vessel is one of the most complex in the country, highly versatile and technological in its operation, measuring 83 meters in length, with a deck area of 250 square meters, the vessel was built for inspection, repair and maintenance work in a submerged area in Brazil's oil production and gas infrastructure.
We built ten Beacon boats to meet a need of the Brazilian Navy, this vessel supports naval inspection and rescue actions in the open sea, originally prepared to act in support of signaling and buoyancy in the CPPR jurisdiction area.