The PT Monto has returned to Brisbane today after an epic 75 day voyage completing over a full circumnavigation of Australia. Master, Shane Wakelin and crew Craig Smith, John Sheppard, Paul Coggan, Joshua Brockfield and Dylan Davies successfully delivered Pilbara SEMP from the Port of Eden, NSW, to Ashburton, WA. The Monto and crew commenced […]
Twofold Bay is undergoing her 5 year docking in Launceston, Tasmania. The hull is in ship shape and now ready for painting.
P.T. Kythira currently in dock in Brisbane for her 5 year class renewal.
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Damaged Banner Mesh replaced for new, as the Stage 1 development pushes towards a major milestone with all major in ground works to be finalised this month. Fitzgerald Construction running ahead of schedule and on budget. Well done to all involved.
We recently welcomed the Hall Contracting Pty Ltd tug, Katea and Orion barge after work in Tuvalu and a docking in Fiji. The barge is looking immaculate. Pacific Marine Base – Brisbane acts as a first point of entry FPOE for visiting international vessels and also provide biosecurity services including fumigation and wash down facilities for containers, […]
Pacific Marine Base Bundaberg is progressing well with the installation of the last main cell for Stage 1 set to be in the ground by Easter. Fitzgerald Construction will reconfigure the staging frame after the Easter break to start installing the linking cells that will mark the end of the Wharf Structure Phase of the […]
An energising morning for our Commercial Manager, Kim Jenkins, who was invited to present at the Bundaberg Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Meeting in Bundaberg this morning. This event was focused on the exciting developments at the Port of Bundaberg which Pacific Tug Group is proud to be part of. We’d like to thank Bundaberg & District Chamber […]
Following on from the successful salvage by Pacific Tug Group in Hamilton Island Marina, the team at Universal Cranes brought the enormous AT450t onto our loadout wharf to lift the casualty off Pacific Tug Group‘s semi-submersible barge PT Camel. The lift went without a glitch thanks to excellent planning from Universal Cranes and Pacific Marine […]
Construction is moving at a great pace at PMBB due to the self-supporting design of the wharf allowing for fast installation. Each cell is 20m in diameter and with work on the third cell commencing this week there will shortly be 90m of wharf face in place. The design gives the wharf extreme load capacity, […]