Maritime Montering Secures 11th Accommodation Contract with Spanish Zamakona Yards

Maritime Montering has once again been selected by Zamakona Yards to provide turnkey accommodation solutions for the next  newbuild  wellboat NB808, currently under construction for the shipping company Intership AS. This contract marks the continuation of a successful collaboration between Maritime Montering and Zamakona Yards, following the successful delivery of 10 newbuilds and recently accommodation project for the Antarctic II completed last year.

Maritime Montering will be responsible for the full outfitting of the living and technical zones for the crew, including interior design, marine furniture production and installation, and all related technical outfitting works. This comprehensive approach ensures that the vessel’s accommodation meets the highest standards of functionality and comfort for 15 crew members.

Mr. Luis Magro, the CEO Zamakona commented: “We are pleased to continue our partnership with Maritime Montering. Their high-quality accommodation solutions and on-time delivery focus ensure that our vessels meet the highest standards for crew comfort and operational efficiency”.

The NB808 is a 4,000 m³ battery-hybrid wellboat designed by Norwegian firm Salt Ship Design. Built to meet the increasing demands for fish health, welfare, and environmental sustainability, the vessel aligns with industry efforts to reduce climate emissions and enhance operational efficiency.

With this contract, Maritime Montering strengthens its 20 years operations in the Spanish shipbuilding market. Over the years, the company has outfitted multiple vessels, providing accommodation solutions tailored to the needs of modern maritime operations.

 

Illustration by Salt Ship Design

 

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Stian Madsen, CEO

Maritime Montering Norway

stian.madsen@maritimemontering.com

Zamakona Yards is a leading Spanish shipbuilding and repair group with over 40 years of experience. Operating in the Cantabrian Sea and Canary Islands, it specializes in ship design, construction, and maintenance, serving global maritime clients.

Intership has 700 employees, with operations in Chile, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, and Norway. Intership has been a leader in the development of freshwater treatment for lice and AGD (amoebic gill disease) using reverse osmosis for many years The company has its headquarters in Kristiansund and Hareid.

Maritime Montering is a Norwegian group established in 1981 with the aim of delivering innovative and high-quality ship interiors for vessels and rigs. With a dedicated team of over 600 professionals and a passion for excellence, Maritime Montering has completed more than 1,150 interior projects. Today, the company operates in seven countries and continues to grow.

Foto: Karstensens Skibsvært

We are proud to announce the successful delivery of Høgaberg’s interior project – a modern 88- meter  pelagic trawler designed by Karstensens Skibsværft A/S for Framherji.

Maritime Montering provided turnkey interiors and accommodations to support the work and life comfort for  23-member crew during their sea missions.

In 2024, we completed five vessels for Karstensens Shipyard and are already working on upcoming projects.

Congratulations to Karstensens Shipyard on this achievement! We wish Høgaberg and its crew  successful voyages ahead.

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Maritime Montering became a member of Maritimt Forum Nordvest

For over forty years, Maritime Montering has been a proud part of the maritime cluster in north-west Norway and different local associations for the maritime market development, like Norwegian Maritime Exporters, Norsk Industry, Blue Maritime Cluster, Anconav, Norwegian Business Association India.

Through our next membership in the Maritimt Forum Nordvest, we aim to continue contribute to strengthening both the maritime industry and the region, for the benefit of everyone who is part of this unique community.

Get all the details about new membership in the article of Maritimt Forum

Illustration: Skipsteknisk

Maritime Montering Secures First Contract with Ulstein’s Shipyard – Strengthening Norway’s Maritime Cluster Collaboration

Maritime Montering has been awarded the contract for interior and accommodation work on a large DP3 cable-laying vessel for Nexans, marking its first collaboration with Ulstein Verft. This milestone project underscores the company’s growing reputation in the ship accommodation sector and the strength of the Norwegian maritime cluster cooperation.

The contract was awarded after an extensive tendering process, where Maritime Montering’s proven track record for quality and timely delivery played a decisive role. The company will provide turnkey ship interiors and accommodation to ensure optimal comfort for the vessel’s 90-member crew.

The vessel, Nexans Electra, designed by Skipsteknisk and constructed by Ulstein Verft for Nexans Marine Operations AS, is specifically engineered for the transport and installation of subsea cables, including cable bundles, as well as for cable recovery and repair. The Nexans Electra measures 149.9 meters in length, 31 meters in beam, has a deadweight of 17,000 tons, and can accommodate up to 90 people.

Under the slogan “Electrifying the Future,” this innovative vessel will support global electrification efforts, providing critical connections between regions, offshore renewable energy solutions, and electrification for other offshore installations.

“We are proud to begin this collaboration with the shipyard Ulstein Verft and bring our years of accommodation expertise to this outstanding vessel. The Nexans Electra has been designed and engineered to perform effectively even in challenging weather conditions, and we will ensure the crew can carry out their sea mission in the highest standard of living and working conditions by focusing on every interior detail for their comfort,” said Bjørn Terje Norevik, Technical Sales Manager of Maritime Montering Norway.

This project underscores the strength of the Norwegian maritime cluster, showcasing the seamless collaboration between Norwegian designers, engineers, shipyards, and shipowners.

The vessel delivery is expected in 2026.

 

About the Companies

  • Maritime Montering: Established in 1981, Maritime Montering specializes in delivering innovative and high-quality ship interiors for vessels and rigs. With a team of over 600 professionals and a track record of more than 1,150 completed projects, the company operates in six countries and continues to set benchmarks in the industry.
  • Ulstein Group: Headquartered in Norway, Ulstein Group is a family-owned group of companies founded in 1917. It specializes in ship design, shipbuilding, and maritime systems and services. The Ulstein Verft shipyard is one of the companies in Ulstein Group.
  • Skipsteknisk: Founded in 1976, this Norwegian design company focuses on specialized vessels for offshore, research, and fisheries applications.
  • Nexans: With over 120 years of history, Nexans is a global leader in designing and manufacturing advanced cable systems and services, playing a crucial role in global electrification initiatives.

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Stian Madsen, CEO
Maritime Montering Norway
stian.madsen@maritimemontering.com

Maritime Montering Signs Contract with CRIST S.A for OSV Outfitting

Maritime Montering has been awarded a contract by CRIST S.A for the interior outfitting and turnkey accommodation of the Sea Dragon, an innovative offshore support vessel (OSV).

The 109.7-meter vessel is scheduled for delivery to DOF in the first quarter of 2027 and will work  offshore Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Designed to accommodate a 164-member crew, the Sea Dragon will provide critical services such as crew changes, drilling support, field safety standby, emergency towing, and ice management.

The Sea Dragon concept, developed by MMC Ship Design & Marine Consulting Ltd, represents the next generation of OSVs, blending advanced technology with exceptional operational capabilities.

Maritime Montering’s scope of work will commence in Q3 2025, focusing on the complete interior outfitting and accommodation. All works will be carried out at the CRIST shipyard in Gdynia, Poland, by Maritime Montering’s experienced local team. Strategically positioned near key Polish shipyards, the team will bring their expertise in accommodation solutions to ensure a superior onboard environment for the vessel’s crew.

“We are honored to contribute to this significant project,” commented Pawel Walczak, Project Manager at Maritime Montering Poland. “While the CRIST team focuses on building a vessel that ensures the highest standards of safety in offshore environments, we are committed to delivering outstanding work and living spaces for the crew, supporting them in their vital missions at sea.”

 

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Maritime Montering Poland

Pawel Walczak, Technical Sales Manager

pawel.walczak@maritimemontering.com

 

Maritime Montering is a Norwegian group established in 1981 with the aim of delivering innovative and high-quality ship interiors for vessels and rigs. With a dedicated team of over 500 professionals and a passion for excellence, Maritime Montering has completed more than 1,100 interior projects. Today, the company operates in six countries, including Poland, and continues to grow. 

CRIST Shipyard. In 34-years long experience, CRIST shipyard has accomplished over 400 projects, employing over 2,000 people, having hi-tech production lines while implementing latest technology, has based on the unique  ship-design concepts and having a capacity to process over 40 thousand tons of steel a year. Today CRIST is a leader amongst European shipyards and one of the major players on the market of maritime constructions, specializing in steel structures and turn-key vessels.

Maritime Montering Selected to Outfit Innovative Offshore Fish Farm for Nordlaks at Gemak Shipyard

Maritime Montering has been awarded a new contract by Gemak Shipyard, a prominent Turkish shipbuilding group, to outfit the groundbreaking fish farming platform Hydra for Norwegian salmon producer Nordlaks. This innovative offshore facility, designed by NSK Ship Design, will be constructed in Turkey, showcasing the latest in sustainable aquaculture technology.

Under contract, Maritime Montering will provide complete accommodation and technical insulation for the Hydra, an impressive circular structure boasting 86,700 cubic meters of volume. Our experienced team in Turkey will carry out all interior outfitting, bringing our decade-long expertise in the local market to this ambitious project. This will be Maritime Montering’s first venture in the offshore fish farming segment, a milestone that marks an exciting expansion in our portfolio and a strong step into the aquaculture industry.

The Hydra project not only highlights the strength of our local team but also cements a new partnership with Gemak Shipyard, setting the stage for future collaboration on pioneering projects.

We are proud to play a key role in this innovative project and look forward to contributing our accommodation expertise to support Nordlaks’ commitment to sustainable seafood production.

 

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Maritime Montering Turkey

Zafer Şanlı, Sales Manager

zafer.sanli@maritimemontering.com

 

Gemak Shipyard is one of Turkey’s leading shipbuilding and repair groups, known for its advanced facilities and extensive expertise in constructing, converting, and repairing a wide range of vessels and offshore structures. Established in 1969, Gemak has grown into a powerhouse in the Turkish maritime industry, with multiple shipyards and a strong focus on quality, safety, and innovative solutions. The company’s extensive capabilities make it a preferred choice for complex maritime projects, including those in the growing aquaculture and offshore sectors.

Maritime Montering is a Norwegian group established in 1981 with the aim of delivering innovative and high-quality ship interiors for vessels and rigs. With a dedicated team of over 500 professionals and a passion for excellence, Maritime Montering has completed more than 1,100 interior projects. Today, the company operates in six countries, including Turkey, and continues to grow.

Illustration by the Norwegian Ship Design Company

Maritime Montering Wins Two-Ferry Interior Contract from Özata Shipyard

Özata Shipyard will construct two advanced electric ferries for Norwegian operator Torghatten Nord, with Maritime Montering entrusted to deliver the complete turnkey interior and accommodation.

According to the contract, Maritime Montering will be responsible for outfitting all areas of the ferries, including spaces for 7 crew and 195 passengers onboard. Known for its high-quality accommodation standards, Maritime Montering has successfully delivered interiors for over 80 ferry vessels worldwide.

The newbuild ferries will feature Norwegian-quality comfort, expertly outfitted by Maritime Montering’s local subsidiary in Turkey, which is strategically located near regional shipyards.

The ferries, designed by The Norwegian Ship Design Company, will be 76.85 meters long and will have the capacity to carry 195 passengers, 60 vehicles, and 7 crew members. These zero-emission ferries are set to operate on the Festvåg–Misten route, connecting the road between Bodø and Kjerringøy.

Delivery is expected in 2026.

 

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Maritime Montering Turkey

Zafer Şanlı, Sales Manager

zafer.sanli@maritimemontering.com

 

Maritime Montering is a Norwegian group established in 1981 with the aim of delivering innovative and high-quality ship interiors for vessels and rigs. With a dedicated team of over 500 professionals and a passion for excellence, Maritime Montering has completed more than 1,100 interior projects. Today, the company operates in six countries, including Turkey, and continues to grow.

Özata Shipyard is a Turkish shipbuilding company located in Yalova, Turkey. It specializes in the construction of various types of vessels, including passenger ferries, military ships, fishing boats, and custom-designed commercial vessels. The shipyard is known for its innovation in building advanced composite ships, particularly carbon-fiber ferries, which offer lighter weight and increased fuel efficiency. Özata has established itself as a significant player in the Turkish maritime industry, with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, custom-built vessels to both domestic and international clients.

Maritime Montering Completes Interior Outfitting of OPV 2600 for Pakistan Navy 

Maritime Montering proudly announces the successful completion of the interior and accommodation outfitting for the Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) 2600, built by Damen Shipyards and commissioned for the Pakistan Navy.

Over the years, Maritime Montering has delivered high-quality interiors for more than 80 naval vessels worldwide, and this project is a testament to Group’s continued commitment to excellence in naval outfitting.

The OPV 2600, equipped with cutting-edge technology and systems, is designed by Damen Shipyards to enhance the Pakistan Navy’s maritime security and operational capacity around the globe. The vessel’s interior and accommodation outfitting were entrusted entirely to Maritime Montering, and it’s team in Romania completed the work on schedule at Damen Shipyards in Galați. This included accommodation, insulation, metal sheeting, pipe insulation, and exhaust system insulation, ensuring the highest standards in both technical and living spaces.

“We are honored to have partnered with Damen Shipyards, known for their advanced craftsmanship. Our team was dedicated to ensuring every detail met the requirements of Pakistan Navy, and we are proud to deliver this project on time. The OPV 2600 is a significant addition in the potent fleet of Pakistan Navy and we are pleased to have contributed to the creation of a safe and comfortable environment for its crew members” said Razvan Secuianu, Project Manager at Maritime Montering Romania.

The OPV 2600 will be vital for variety of naval warfare roles including maritime patrol, search and rescue operations, and safeguarding Pakistan’s maritime interests. The ship’s raising of the Pakistani flag took place in July 2024.

“We are very pleased with the collaboration with Maritime Montering on the OPV 2600 project. Their attention to detail, commitment to high-quality standards, and ability to meet deadlines were crucial to the success of this vessel’s outfitting. The end result is a highly functional and comfortable environment for the crew, which is essential for operational efficiency during missions,” said Tim Viveen, Project Manager at Damen Shipyards.

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Luciana Bogdan

Technical Manager/sales

luciana.bogdan@maritimemontering.com