City Cat refits
The Brisbane City Ferries known as “City Cats” underwent a refit and upgrade program across 2022-2023. MPS were honored to assist with these projects completing the below across the fleet assisting with 8 vessels in total.
The Brisbane City Ferries known as “City Cats” underwent a refit and upgrade program across 2022-2023. MPS were honored to assist with these projects completing the below across the fleet assisting with 8 vessels in total.
Helios 3 is a 50 mtr 2012 built by DELTA MARINE.
The 73 m superyacht Lunasea was launched at the Feadship | Royal Dutch Shipyards yard at the Kaag Island in 2017.
GLAZE is a 49m luxury motor super yacht built in 2007 at Trinity Yachts.
KERI LEE III is a 55m luxury motor super yacht built in 2001 by Trinity Yachts.
Valinor is a motor yacht with a length of 49m. The yacht’s builder is Westport Yachts from United States who delivered the superyacht Valinor in 2013.
Kokomo 2 is a 38mtr luxury motor yacht built in 1987 at Lloyds Ships in Australia and underwent a major refit in 2023 at Rivergate Marina and Shipyard.
No Comment is a 46m Motoryacht built in 2006 by Christensen Shipyards.
Lady E (previously Lady S) is a 75m Motoryacht built in 2006 by Amels. She received a major refit in 2020.
Scimitars are an Australian classic which started in 1997. After a 12 year hiatus, the brand has been relaunched by Aus Ships Group.
Plan B at 50m in length, was originally built for the Australian Navy back in 1973. She has had numerous refits since being decommissioned by the Navy.
Koonoona was one of the largest Nordhaven yachts built when she was delivered in 2015.
Star (previously Sovereign) is a 44m Benetti launched in 2022. She underwent a major refit in 2020 to become a day boat for The Star Entertainment Group.
The Australian Navy’s Landing Helicopter Dock ships HMAS Canberra and HMAS Adelaide, are the largest vessels in the fleet.
Pangaea is a 58m luxury expedition vessel launched in 1999 by Halter Marine and is used for pleasure and oceanic research.
Queensland Police Service has 6 x 23m multipurpose catamarans. Each vessel is named in honour of officers that have lost their lives in the line of duty.
The new generation of double-decker CityCat ferries, are being built in Brisbane by Aus Ships Group.
Sun Harmony was built in Brisbane by Aus Ships Group, for the Intercontinental Hayman Island Resort.
Installation of all engineering systems for new build of passenger ferry. Systems included:
Installation of engineering systems for new build of Queensland Water Police Vessel Systems included;