Ports and port technology manufacturers in United Kingdom (UK)

Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. conducts business from three bases: the TSUNEISHI Factory (Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan); TSUNEISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES (CEBU), Inc. (Cebu Island, the Philippines); TSUNEISHI GROUP (ZHOUSHAN) SHIPBUILDING, Inc. (Zhoushan City, China). They are builders of wooden ships over a century ago and have aggressively expanded abroad, driven by their unwavering and challenging spirit for shipbuilding.

Ugland Offshore AS is a family-owned shipping and offshore enterprise operating worldwide. Customer focus, flexibility, reliability, safety, high quality and the protection of the environment are governing elements for all of their operations. From their headquarters in Grimstad, a historic shipping town in southern Norway, the family-owned company provide worldwide services.

UK Power Networks Services help ports across the UK address the challenges of resilience, cost efficiency and decarbonisation. Their collaboration is designed to deliver end-to-end solutions including consultancy, design, solutions and products, financing, build and install, test and commission, operate and maintain.

Wildcat Marine has developed a reputation for performance and reliability even in the most challenging conditions. They are constantly evaluating and reviewing their procedures to maintain a premier level of service and safety.

Windboats, based in North Walsham, Norfolk, is a boat yard with a rich and interesting history. It was established in the early part of the 20th century by Graham Bunn, a master craftsman and yacht designer.

Xiphos Systems Corporation provides unique computing solutions, built around flight-proven miniature processing products, which includes use of industrial-grade components in a fault-tolerant architecture intended for use in harsh environments, such as those susceptible to pressure, vibration, radiation or temperature extremes.

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