SHIPYARD DESIGN
EMCsq Vessel Wrytha

The following is one of the many projects EMCsq has been involved with from railways to complete projects.

EMCsq traveled to the site to review clients proposed locations. Then EMCsq researched all weather criteria for the area, tidal surges, ground strength, electric power & utilities availability. Based on that data and EMCsq knowledge of what makes a shipyard work to the particular construction methods that will be employed EMCsq created the following designs specific to their needs.

CARIBBEAN FASTSHIPS, L TD.

French Bay, Cat Island, Commonwealth of the Bahamas

EMCsq Vessel Wrytha (EMCsq) was consulted by Caribbean Fastships, Ltd., which will be based in the Bahamas, to design their shipyard.

The new entity, Caribbean Fastships, will consist of a shipyard equipped for new construction, service, and/or repair.

The purpose for creating the new entity is twofold:

1.It will give a closer proximity to the Caribbean market and,

2.It will provide a shipbuilding alternative whenever “built in the USA” is not a specified requirement for a new vessel

PROPOSED LOCATION of NEW FACILITY for CARIBBEAN FASTSHIPS, Ltd.
FRENCH BAY, CAT ISLAND, BAHAMAS
18 ACRES of DEEP WATER FRONT

VESSELS TYPES TO BE MANUFACTURED:

• Cargo Vessels
  
• Ferries
  
• Water Taxies
  
• Specialized SRVs (Self Righting Vessels)
  
• Liftboats
  
• Offshore Supply Vessels
  
• Crewboats
  
• Specialized Self-Elevating Vessels
  

PERSONNEL:

• Employees will number between 150 - 250, depending upon volume of work
  
• Employees will be trained and certified as required. INTERACTION WITH BAHAMAS
  
• Caribbean Fastships will work with the government's Transportation Department to setup an inter-island transportation system that will include the routing of cargo, passenger and emergency vessels. Initial meetings indicate a high interest in self-righting, all weather, high speed ferries which can also perform search and rescue operations.
  
• Caribbean Fastshipswill work with the government to promote and help establish small business enterprises (local ownership of vessels). The Commonwealth of the Bahamas awards mail contracts for each island and, whenever possible, prefers individuals/companies local to each island. The current vessels are all old, slow, and non-compliant with SOLAS regulations. The government is studying means to provide financing assistance for vessel replacement in cooperation with Caribbean Fastships, Ltd
  

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EMCsq Vessel Wrytha