Owned by Poroshenko, the plant will become the main base of the repair ships of black sea fleet
Sevastopol " sevmorzavod ", which formerly belonged to the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, must become the base plant for the recovery of the black sea fleet ships, this developed a program of modernization and technical re-equipment, said Last news Director of the enterprise Vladimir Bazhenov.
The company was nationalized by the Russian authorities in favor of Sevastopol in 2015.
He said that the Enterprise is located on 2 sites: the main "southern" and "Inkerman," with a total area of 53 hectares. The presence of 2 dry docks, specialized shops for body repair, fabrication of hull structures, ship equipment, systems and pipelines, creates rules for repair, docking, conversion and modernization of ships and vessels of various classes and purposes.
Completion and mooring inspections performed by the special quays equipped with all necessary communications.
Dry docks allow dock Repair of vessels and ships up to a length of 165 and 145 metres respectively, with a width of up to 22 metres with a maximum draught of 9 meters and a deadweight of up to 18 thousand tons. Repairs at the outfitting quays gives you the ability to put ships and vessels up to 300 meters and a deadweight of 150 thousand tons.
"Sevastopol marine Company" was established in 1783 as Lazarevskoe Admiralty. In the 1990-ies the Company was privatized and was owned by Petro Poroshenko. In 2015, after the reunification of the Crimea with Russia the Enterprise was nationalized, now it is a branch centre of shipbuilding " Zvezdochka ".
now on the "Sevmorzavod" under construction 2 heavy floating cranes - PK-400 "Sevastopol" and PC-700 " Gregory Prosyankin ", Repair and maintenance to the docks throughout the year will rise warships and support vessels of the black sea fleet.
for more than two centuries, the company "Sevastopol marine Enterprise" has built more than five hundred and repaired over five thousand ships and boats.
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