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Maritime Logistics
Delivering comprehensive global solutions for the whole maritime industry.
We’re proud to offer world-class integrated logistics solutions, but we never forget where we started: at sea. We are a leading provider of Marine services to governments and organisations around the world, and we’re actively working to develop universal marine standards.
We operate at scale. We complete over 300 projects a year at our drydocks in Dubai, home to some of the world’s biggest-ever new-build offshore fabrication programs. Our new ship-lift facility is capable of lifting two vessels of up to 2,500 tonnes. Our maritime services allow you to reach customers at ports across the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Onshore and offshore maritime solutions
Our onshore and offshore support fleet provide innovative marine solutions in, out, and beneath the sea – including inspection, maintenance & repair; towing, anchor handling, and mooring; transportation of large modules, cargoes, crew, and supplies; cable-laying; subsea services; 24-hour response to urgent repair work calls anywhere in the world... the list goes on.
Shipping services
With one of the most modern and versatile shipping fleets on the planet, we keep critical cargo moving. From minerals to agricultural products, out-of-gauge project loads to wind turbine components, RoRo, or standard box cargoes, we’re on board. Our end-to-end, industry-leading digital logistics network delivers your cargo on time and within budget.
Port services
Investing in the future means DP World leads the way today. Our digitalised, integrated port-centric systems and services keep cargoes and the ships that carry them on the move.
Our modern, versatile, global fleet of support vehicles help tow, pilot, manoeuvre, and moor marine vessels of any size, shape, or purpose, including providing specialist LNG and environmental support.
Cruise services
Alongside our world-class facilities for cruise ship reactivation, repair, and maintenance, we offer fast-response distress repairs anywhere, anytime.
DP World also provides logistical support for docking vessels at dedicated cruise terminals like Dubai’s Mina Rashid – the world’s largest covered cruise terminal, featuring luxury hotels, shopping malls, and leisure facilities.