Pacific Tug Group have successfully completed a complicated wreck removal in the heart of the Whitsundays. The 82’ Sunseeker caught fire and sunk in the Hamilton Island Marina and Pacific Tug were engaged to provide a “zero environmental harm” method of removal. The casualty was removed along with its pumpable contents in the week long […]
An informative article written by Journalist, Glen Norris featured in The Courier Mail’s City Beat shares an update on progress at Pacific Marine Base Bundaberg.
We are very excited to see the Pacific Marine Base Bundaberg being featured in BundabergNow. Check out the link below to read more about how this project is tracking. https://www.bundabergnow.com/2023/02/01/stage-1-of-pacific-marine-base-nears-completion/
Things are really ramping up at Pacific Marine Base Bundaberg! Here is a link to an article published by the Daily Cargo News providing a current update on how things are progressing. https://www.thedcn.com.au/news/ports/queensland-port-facility-reaches-milestone/
Happy New Year to all in 2023. It’s already started with a bang at Pacific Marine Base – Brisbane. Last week the Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd dredge, BRISBANE, arrived for some preventative maintenance. Everything went well with special thanks to M & T Welding. The easy access and greater wharf capabilities allow for more efficient […]
It was a great team effort last month that saw the successful completion of a challenging request from our friends at DB Schenker. A big thanks to all involved and a special thanks to our Pacific Tug crew, DB Schenker, Heron Construction, Fodico and GPC.
The biggest ship to visit us arrived last Thursday for a load of containers and break bulk to Norfolk Island. Thanks to TEK-Ocean Energy Services Pty Ltd for a great vessel and crew. The TEK Ocean Spirit (87m LOA) will stop in at Newcastle on her way to Norfolk Island and then return to Pacific Marine Base – Brisbane to […]
Great access on our wharf and hardstand made the job easier for MJK Fabricators swapping out the conveyor on RIVERSIDE INDUSTRIAL SANDS PTY LTD barge. The conveyor system was fabricated offsite, brought to sight in sections and lifted onto the barge with Borger Cranes.