STABBERT MARITIME HOLDINGS LLC

Stabbert Maritime Holdings LLC is a diversified maritime services company that operates out of Seattle, Washington. The company specializes in vessel operations, marine construction, subsea services, and marine support for offshore industries. Here are some key points about the company:

Vessel Operations: Stabbert Maritime Holdings operates a fleet of specialized vessels which include research vessels, offshore supply vessels (OSVs), and other support vessels. These vessels are equipped to handle various maritime tasks including research, construction, and logistical support.
Marine Construction: The company provides services related to marine construction such as underwater installations, subsea infrastructure, and other construction projects that require specialized marine capabilities.
Subsea Services: They offer a range of subsea services including diving, ROV (remotely operated vehicle) operations, and underwater inspection, repair, and maintenance.
Operational Flexibility: Stabbert Maritime emphasizes operational flexibility, providing clients with customized solutions tailored to specific project requirements. This makes them a valuable partner for both short-term projects and long-term maritime endeavors.
Safety and Compliance: The company adheres to strict safety and environmental regulations, ensuring that all operations meet international and local standards.
Global Reach: While based in Seattle, Stabbert Maritime has the capability to operate globally, having taken on projects in diverse geographic locations across different marine environments.

The company is known for its expertise, operational excellence, and commitment to safety, making it a reputable player in the maritime industry.

Seattle United States

2629 Northwest 54th Street
Seattle WA 98107
United States

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Offshore Supply Vessel | Flag: United States of America | Port: SEATTLE, WA

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