Built in 1949 by J.I. Thornycroft & Company in Southampton, Balmoral is listed as part of the National Heritage Fleet. In 2002 Balmoral was fitted with new engines and additional improvements to enhance passenger comfort.
BCTQ have maintained the naval architecture consultancy throughout the restoration of this classic pleasure steamer.
Built in 1949 by J.I. Thornycroft & Company in Southampton, Balmoral is listed as part of the National Heritage Fleet
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Built in 1946, Waverley is listed as part of the National Heritage Fleet
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BCTQ advised the owner of this former Clyde triple screw turbine steamer
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BCTQ provided the services of a naval architect/surveyor
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BCTQ attended on board Oil Fuel Hulk C77 lying afloat at Pembroke Dock
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BCTQ conducted a full structural survey of this iron vessel
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55m ice-class expedition yacht built by Pendennis
Shipyard
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71m diesel electric motor yacht
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78m Abeking and Rasmussen built motor yacht.
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115m Lurssen built motor yacht for worldwide cruising.
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119m innovative private motor yacht built at HDW Shipyard and suitable for world wide cruising.
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115m Explorer Yacht built by lloydwerft in Germany.
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162m Blohm & Voss built motor yacht with diesel electric propulsion and currently the world’s largest vessel intended for private use.
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Three 73m double ended Ro-Ro ferries providing a “floating
bridge” service between Torpoint and Plymouth.
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80m Multi-Purpose Diesel Electric Semi Submersible Pontoon buily by Damen Shipyard.
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94m RoRo Ferry Fleet for Red Funnel in Southampton.
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39m Rapid Intervention Vessel, for response to any incident in the English Channel, built at the Remontowa Shipyard in Poland.
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Two 59m brigs designed for the Sail Training Association.
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79m RoRo Cargo & Passenger ferry.
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84m Multi Function Diesel Electric Buoy Handling Tender
for Trinity House.
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99m Diesel-electric Antarctic Research Vessel, designed to
operate in temperatures as low as minus 40°C.
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