Capabilities Beyond Expectations

End-to-end design, fabrication and delivery of fully enclosed, ready-to-use living-quarter (LQ) modules for offshore vessels, FPSOs, platforms and marine installations.

What it includes

• Custom design to client specifications and class requirements
• Structural steel fabrication (Grade A / AH36)
• Insulation and fire-rated divisions (A-60 / B-15 / H-120)
• Full interior outfitting — berths, lockers, desks, seating, storage
• Integrated M&E services — lighting, power, communication, HVAC
• External cladding, doors (Zone 2 / A-60) and windows (A-0)
• Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) prior to delivery

The complete interior fit-out of marine and offshore living spaces — surfaces, fixtures, furniture and finishes designed for safety, durability and crew comfort.

What it includes

• Wall panels — B-0 / B-15 rated, marine-grade (GRP, PVC, steel)
• Suspended ceilings — B-0 rated, washable, corrosion-resistant
• Flooring — raised access, vinyl sheet, anti-slip / anti-static
• Underlayment — sound and thermal insulation layers
• Doors — external Zone 2, internal A-60 / B-15 fire-rated
• Furniture — steel and wooden (beds, lockers, desks, dining, seating)
• Soft furnishings — fire-retardant curtains, blinds and pelmets
• Sanitary spaces — modular toilets, wet units and accessories

The technical planning and sourcing phase that translates client requirements into detailed specifications and delivers class-approved materials and equipment to site.

What it includes

• Structural calculations and scantling analysis
• Architectural layout and GA drawings
• HVAC heat-load calculations and ducting design
• M&E schematics — power, lighting, communication
• Fire & gas detection plan and fire-safety planning (escape routes)
• Procurement of class-approved materials (BV / DNV / ABS / GL / RINA)
• Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) for major equipment
• Logistics coordination to the fabrication yard

The structured planning, coordination and control of all project activities — from contract award to final handover — ensuring delivery on time, within budget and to the required quality standards.

What it includes

• Planning — detailed schedule (Gantt, milestones, critical path)
• Coordination across engineering, procurement, fabrication and client
• Budget control — cost tracking, variation orders, milestone monitoring
• Quality management — inspection & test plans (ITP), hold/witness points
• Class liaison — document submission to BV / DNV / ABS for approval
• Reporting — weekly progress reports, risk registers, action logs
• Handover — as-built documentation, O&M manuals, certificate compilation

The supply and delivery of marine provisions, stores, spare parts and consumables to vessels at anchorage, alongside or in dry dock — keeping ships operational without unnecessary port calls.

What it includes

• General stores
• Safety equipment
• Engine and deck spares
• Provisions — dry food, frozen food, fresh vegetables
• Certificates of origin where required
• Delivery to any Singapore or regional port