CDI Marine Company

CDI Marine Company, often referred to simply as CDI Marine, is a subsidiary of CDI Corporation. The company specializes in providing a wide range of engineering and professional services to the maritime and naval sectors. Here are some of the key aspects of CDI Marine:

Engineering and Design Services: CDI Marine offers comprehensive engineering and design services for maritime vessels and structures. This includes naval architecture, structural engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, and systems integration.

Shipbuilding and Repair: The company often collaborates with shipyards and other maritime enterprises for new ship construction, modernization projects, and repair services. Their expertise covers both commercial and military vessels.

Technical Support and Logistics: Beyond engineering and construction, CDI Marine provides technical support, logistics planning, and supply chain management to ensure that maritime operations run smoothly and efficiently.

Simulation and Training: They also offer simulation and training solutions for maritime personnel, using the latest technology to provide realistic and effective training scenarios.

Clients and Projects: CDI Marine serves a wide range of clients, including the U.S. Navy, commercial shipping companies, offshore oil and gas operators, and cruise lines. Their projects can range from small consultancy jobs to large-scale, multi-year engineering and construction efforts.

Innovation and Sustainability: The company places an emphasis on using cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices in all of its projects, aiming to deliver innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of the maritime industry.

Global Reach: While based in the United States, CDI Marine's operations and influence extend globally, thanks to CDI Corporation's expansive network and partnerships.

For the most up-to-date and specific information, it's advisable to visit the company's official website or contact them directly.

757-397-8000
www.cdigs.com
757-397-9758

Products

Engineering drawings and calculations, technical manuals, parts support and provisioning documentation.

Portsmouth USA

415 Port Centre Parkway
Portsmouth VA 23704
USA

Maritime News

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