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NYK Line orders SOV from PaxOcean for Taiwan and Asia-Pacific wind work
NYK Line has ordered an Ulstein SX222-design service operation vessel from PaxOcean Group's Graha yard in Batam, Indonesia, for delivery in 2029, to support offshore wind construction and O&M in Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
Naval & Marine
Royal IHC awarded submarine module contract for Dutch Navy
Royal IHC and Naval Group signed initial contract for on-board accommodation module for Royal Netherlands Navy's Orka-class submarines under RNSC Programme.
Source: Naval News
Naval & Marine
Italy awards €3.7B contract for two DDX destroyers
OCCAR and OSN sign €3.7 billion contract for two next-generation DDX destroyers for Italian Navy, with deliveries scheduled for 2033 and 2035.
Source: Naval News
Naval & Marine
ASW frigates: delivery slips to ~2033-2034, Belgium reviewing alternatives
Damen Naval is contracted to build four anti-submarine warfare frigates for the Dutch and Belgian navies (hulls planned for Galati, outfitting in Vlissingen), but the programme is severely delayed: first delivery has slipped from 2028 to about 2033 (Belgium about 2034) and cost has more than doubled. Belgium is reviewing alternative builders after Germany cancelled its own Damen-led F126 frigate order in June 2026, with a decision due October 2026.
Source: Naval News
Naval & Marine
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No scraped walls of news. Short, sourced, dated — and admitted only against a fixed rule.
Sourced
Every item links to where it was published: a grid operator, a government agency, a company or the trade press. The summary is our own words; the source is what counts. A date is either the source's publication date, the event date it states, or — when a page carries no date — the day we last checked it, and we say which.
Admitted, not scraped
A collector reads a short list of public feeds a few times a day, respects robots.txt and keeps headlines only. An item is admitted only if it answers where work is coming, for whom and when, passes two independent checks, carries a date and a source we know, and is written in our own words. Market and price news never qualifies. Anything those checks cannot settle waits for a person, and we remove what should not be here.
Inference, labelled
Company, yard, area and sector matches are facts from the source. Discipline matches are not: they come from our mapping of role families to project phases — for example estimating before a tender, commissioning near start-up. It is not a vacancy count.
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