AUG/SEPT 2010

On the cover:

Ownership of the Ndongeni, a familiar vessel on SA’s coastal waters, has recently changed hands.  The 2,200HP utility tug was purchased by Subtech, a civil marine construction and commercial diving / salvage company, in July this year; and will be a valuable addition to the company’s existing fleet of marine craft. The Ndongeni was previously utilised as a tanker support tug to the SAPREF SBM operation off port limits in Durban.  Subtech Director, Neil Scott-Williams summed up the purchase for Subtech “The Ndongeni is a very strategic purchase for us and will enhance the company’s emergency response and towing capabilities and enable us to diversify and expand into new markets.”

AUG/SEPT 2010

On the cover:

Ownership of the Ndongeni, a familiar vessel on SA’s coastal waters, has recently changed hands.  The 2,200HP utility tug was purchased by Subtech, a civil marine construction and commercial diving / salvage company, in July this year; and will be a valuable addition to the company’s existing fleet of marine craft. The Ndongeni was previously utilised as a tanker support tug to the SAPREF SBM operation off port limits in Durban.  Subtech Director, Neil Scott-Williams summed up the purchase for Subtech “The Ndongeni is a very strategic purchase for us and will enhance the company’s emergency response and towing capabilities and enable us to diversify and expand into new markets.”