Firm With Irish HQ Installs Portside Pontoon for Servicing Scotland’s Largest Wind Farm

10th December 2021

MacDara Conroy

The 30m anti-slip pontoon at Montrose Port will service crew transfer vessels for the Seagreen wind farm project Credit: ICMS

An Irish company has installed a new pontoon for the servicing of Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm, as Marine Industry News reports.

Inland and Coastal Marina Systems, which is headquartered in Banagher in Co Offaly, was contracted to provide for the 30m x 4.4m heavy-duty pontoon.

It will allow allow safe berthing and access for vessels transferring work crews to and from the Seagreen wind farm project, which is currently under construction in the North Sea some 27km off the county of Angus.

The pontoon is installed at Montrose Port’s South Quay and comes with specialised anti-slip decking and a 20m access gangway with a cantilevered shore frame platform.

Marine Industry News has more on the story HERE.

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