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Resolve Marine is a major marine salvage corporation; [1] [2] established in 1984, [3] it is based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. References
Boluda acquired Resolve Marine Group in 2024, which had been equipped with one ASD ocean-going and harbour tug (Resolve Hercules), four harbour tugs (Rooke, Wellington, Egerton and Eliott), two barges (Isaac 1874 and RMG 280) as well as the anchor-handling tug Resolve Blizzard, which provided regional firefighting, oil pollution and emergency ...
Boluda acquired Resolve Marine Group in February 2024, [49] which had previously been providing marine services at the port with one ASD ocean-going and harbour tug (Resolve Hercules), four harbour tugs (Rooke, Wellington, Egerton and Eliott), two barges (Isaac 1874 and RMG 280) as well as the anchor-handling tug Resolve Blizzard, which can ...
As of 2021, Marine Services operates nearly 100 vessels at six locations in the U.K. at: Portsmouth, Devonport, Falmouth, Clyde and two at Inner Raasay Sound. Vessels of the Marine Service range in length from 11 m to 93 m and displace from 12 to 3,600 gross tonnes. Serco employs some 600 to 650 mariners and engineers. [2] [3]
The U.S. Navy hired heavy-lift cranes to remove submerged wreckage, including the Weeks 533 and the Donjon Marine Co.'s Chesapeake 1000. The latter, dubbed the "largest crane ship on the East Coast", [158] [210] can lift 1,000 short tons (890 long tons; 910 t). [211] The designated salvor is Resolve Marine. [86]
Prior to 2024, marine services at the Port of Gibraltar, including for naval vessels using the port, had been provided by Resolve Marine, Gibraltar. Resolve Marine was equipped with one ASD ocean-going and harbour tug (Resolve Hercules), four harbour tugs (Rooke, Wellington, Egerton and Eliott), two barges (Isaac 1874 and RMG 280) as well as ...
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The salvage job was awarded to Resolve Marine Group, a Florida-based Salvage company. [6] On 18 September 2010, the ship was successfully towed into Cambridge Bay. The ship spent many years chartered by Quark Expeditions sailing to Antarctica. Quark announced that the ship would be decommissioned from their fleet in October 2024. [7]