As the COVID-19 pandemic has slow down, our team is ready to work. We have been of great support to our clients, colleagues and business partners during this crisis and we are now looking to help our clients with current and upcoming projects.
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The USCG published MSIB 14-20 “COVID-19: Ballast Water Management (BWM) Extensions” due to disruptions in the supply chain and workforce due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The USCG has developed guidance based on the length of time needed for the extensions. Albion Marine Solutions team is ready to prepare your application for extension. Applications will need to be submitted identifying the ship plus supporting documentation:
- Proof of purchase
- Third-party documentation from a shipyard or BWMS manufacturer that a delay due to COVID-19 issues occurred.
- Plan for installing the BWMS, including previously completed items and schedule for completion of the BWMS installation project.
Albion Marine Solutions has extensive experience with USCG extension applications. Please contact our general office (
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To reduce the environmental impact and carbon footprint Albion Marine has developed an innovative and state of the art Hybrid Patrol Vessel. The vessel design uses proven hybrid technology that guarantees perfect interaction between both diesel and diesel-electric with optimum power delivery. This design meets Transport Canada standards and of the member societies of International Association of Classification Societies (IACS). The primary purpose of the vessel would be to support the Harbour Master activity that includes conducting on-water compliance monitoring, port procedures education and enforcement, vessel escorts, removal of navigational hazards, and to assist in marine oil-spill response. In addition, the vessel could be used for scientific monitoring and sampling, conducting port tours and operating as a remote emergency operations centre.
Albion Marine cares for the planet. To reduce the environmental impact and carbon footprint we have developed an aluminum Oil Recovery Barge. Our team has developed a non-powered aluminum barges of varied sizes for increased storage capacity of recovered oil in calm waters that would be deployed in response to a marine pollution incident. All constructions and equipment complies with the Canadian Coast Guard Agency Standards and other regulations
Albion Marine attended a vessel in Turkey. It was a short notice project but our team was ready to work on the design of ballast water treatment system. Our project management team had a challenging but interesting work under pressure.
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