Alewijnse Marine Systems BV
Alewijnse Marine Systems BV is a recognized company operating in the marine industry, specializing in electrical engineering, automation, and system integration for a variety of maritime vessels and platforms. Here are some key aspects of the company:
History and Background
- Foundation: The company has a longstanding history, with origins dating back over a century.
- Evolution: Initially focused on traditional electrical engineering, Alewijnse has expanded to include advanced automation and integrated systems for modern maritime needs.
Core Services
- Electrical Systems: Design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems for ships and offshore platforms.
- Automation: Solutions for vessel automation including navigation, communication, and monitoring systems.
- System Integration: Comprehensive integration services to ensure seamless operation of various shipboard systems.
- Retrofit and Upgrades: Updating older vessels with new technology to enhance performance and efficiency.
Market Segments
- New Builds: Partnering with shipyards for outfitting new vessels with state-of-the-art systems.
- Refits: Modernizing existing vessels to meet current standards and regulatory requirements.
- Special Projects: Tailored solutions for unique vessels like research ships, luxury yachts, and military vessels.
Industries Served
- Shipping and Offshore: Serving commercial shipping operators and offshore industries, including oil and gas.
- Luxury Yachts: Providing high-end electrical and automation solutions for luxury yacht builders.
- Defense: Supplying sophisticated system integrations for naval vessels.
- Inland Shipping: Supporting regional and inland waterway vessels with specialized electrical and automation solutions.
Geographic Reach
- Global Operations: Although based in the Netherlands, Alewijnse has a global presence with projects and clients worldwide.
- Offices and Partners: The company has multiple offices and collaborates with partners across various countries to deliver its services.
Innovation and R&D
- Sustainability: Focused on developing energy-efficient and environmentally friendly systems.
- Digitalization: Investing in cutting-edge digital tools and technologies for enhanced maritime operations.
Workforce
- Skilled Professionals: Employs engineers, technicians, and specialists with expertise in electrical engineering, software engineering, and project management.
Commitment to Quality
- Certifications: Holds various industry certifications and adheres to international standards for quality and safety.
- Customer Satisfaction: Known for a customer-centric approach, aiming for high satisfaction and long-term partnerships.
Alewijnse Marine Systems BV continues to be a key player in the maritime industry, leveraging its extensive experience and innovative approach to deliver reliable and advanced solutions for its clients.
For the latest and more detailed information, visiting the company's official website or contacting them directly would be advisable.
- +31 24 3716 517
- www.alewijnse.nl
- +31 24 3716 570
Nijmegen The Netherlands
46 Energieweg
Nijmegen GE 6541 CX
The Netherlands
Nijmegen GE 6541 CX
The Netherlands
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