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Capability profile
Sea-to-Shore Connector System
Move up to 50 tonnes of personnel, vehicles, or containerized supplies between ship and shore when a port is unavailable. Navamar's modular system travels as 20-foot equipment containers and interlocking pontoons, assembles in sheltered water, and can change from a roll-on and roll-off barge into a bridge, floating dock, diving platform, or ship-side maintenance platform.
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Modular naval logistics and sea-to-shore transport system
Capability overview
Core features
- Modular pontoons with propulsion and equipment carried in separate 20-foot containers
- Documented 50-tonne payload at five knots with roll-on and roll-off access
- Reconfigurable as a barge, bridge, floating dock, diving platform, or maintenance platform
Defence and security uses
- Sea-to-shore transport where port infrastructure is limited
- Humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, and joint operations ashore
- Ship-side maintenance, inspection, salvage, and diving support
What sets it apart
No source-supported differentiators are published yet.
Maturity
Maturity fields are not published because the reviewed sources do not support them.
Modular workboatsSea-to-shore logistics20-foot containersPontoon systemsAmphibious supportJoint Support ShipsNaval shipbuilding