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January 30, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Damen and Serco put the Royal Navy to Sea

Serco Denholm Marine Services Ltd and Damen Shipyards Gorinchem have signed Shipbuilding Contracts for 29 new vessels as part of a 15 year programme to deliver marine services to the Royal Navy. These new vessels will operate in a fleet of around 110 vessels operated by Serco Denholm in both port an

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Serco Denholm Marine Services Ltd and Damen Shipyards Gorinchem have signed Shipbuilding Contracts for 29 new vessels as part of a 15 year programme to deliver marine services to the Royal Navy.

These new vessels will operate in a fleet of around 110 vessels operated by Serco Denholm in both port and deepwater operations at HM Naval Bases Portsmouth, Devonport, Clyde and the Kyle of Lochalsh.

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