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List of ships of Serco Marine Services

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List of ships of Serco Marine Services is a list of active ships operated bySerco Marine Services in support ofHis Majesty's Naval Service (incl.Royal Navy,Royal Marines and theRoyal Fleet Auxiliary).[1] As of 2025, Marine Services operates more than 90 vessels at six locations in the U.K.[2] at:Portsmouth,Devonport,Falmouth,Clyde and two atInner Raasay Sound.

Vessels of the Marine Service range in length from 11 m to 93 m and displace from 12 to 3,600 gross tonnes. Serco employs some 600 to 650 mariners and engineers.[3][4]

The shipsKingdom of Fife andCameron are provided byBriggs Marine who won a£100M subcontract from Serco Marine Services for the support and maintenance of the Royal Navy's navigational marks (orbuoys) andmoorings in the United Kingdom and overseas.[1][5]

In 2022, a £200m contract with Serco was signed extending the arrangement for a further 27 months commencing in December 2022. Under the arrangement, the Ministry of Defence has the option to extend that contract for up to six more months.[6] In 2025, a ten-year contract was signed to continue to deliver services to the mid-2030s. Under an additional and parallel contract Serco is to introduce 24 new vessels into service on behalf of the Naval Service replacing its older vessels.[7][8] In 2025, Serco signed a contract withDamen Shipyards Group for the delivery of these 24 vessels as part of a renewal of its fleet. The vessels will include: Azimuth Stern Drive (ASD) tugs, Reversed Stern Drive (RSD) tugs, pilot boats, barges and crane barges. The vessels are to be delivered in 2027 and 2028.[9]

As of 2021, principal marine services in theFalkland Islands were provided by the contracted Netherlands Marine Services companyVan Wijngaarden,[10] while inGibraltar, marine services were provided by the vessels of Boluda Towage Europe which bought the previous Resolve Marine Group in February 2024.[11] Resolve had previously acquired T.P. Towage in 2015 and these vessels provide all harbour towage and other support services in and around thePort of Gibraltar.[12][13]

List of ships

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All Serco non-military vessels fly theRed Ensign
Ministry of Defence-owned managed vessels fly theBlue Ensign since 2008[14]
Worldwide support ship
Multi-purpose ship
SD Northern River
  • SD Northern River (Offshore supply ship; reportedly employed for special forces operations and other duties including data gathering and submarine support)[16]
Moor-class diving support vessels
(Diving support/offshore supply vessels; entered service 1989; based atKyle of Lochalsh[citation needed] )
Multicat 2510-class recovery vessels
  • SD Navigator (Recovery vessel; entered service 2009; based at Portsmouth[citation needed] )[19]
  • SD Raasay (Recovery vessel; entered service 2009; based at Kyle of Lochalsh[citation needed] )[20]
Multicat 2613-class utility boat
Recovery vessels
Coastal oilers
Damen ART 80-32 tug
Impulse-class tugs
(Class of two Azimuth Stern Drive Tugs, entered service in 1993; both based at Faslane)[29]
  • SD Impulse
  • SD Impetus
ASD 2509-class tugs
(Class of two harbour Tugs with four-man crews; entered service 2009; both based at Portsmouth)[30]
  • SD Independent
  • SD Indulgent
ATD 2909-class tugs
(Class of four Tugs; entered service 2009-2010;Bountiful based at Portsmouth; others at Faslane)
SD Resourceful on the River Clyde
Twin Unit Tractor Tugs
(Class of five Tugs; entered service 1980-1985; all based at Devonport)
STAN 2608-class tugs
(Class of three Tugs; entered service 2009;Jupiter based at Faslane;Hercules andMars at Devonport[citation needed] )
ASD 2009-class tugs
(Class of Four Tugs; entered service 2010;Deborah andEileen based at Devonport;Christina andSuzanne at Portsmouth)
SD Suzanne tug passing Portsmouth Point
Felicity-class water tractors
  • SD Florence (Tug; based at Devonport)[55]
  • SD Genevieve (Tug; Entered service 1980; based at Portsmouth)[56][57]
Pushy Cat 1204-class tugs
STAN 1405-class tug
Trials vessels
  • SD Warden (Mooring vessel; entered service 1989; experimental and trials support role; based at Kyle of Lochalsh)[61][62]
  • SD Kyle of Lochalsh (Tug; entered service 1997; based at Kyle of Lochalsh)[63]
Storm-class tenders
(Class of two Offshore Supply Ships; entered service 1997; both based at Devonport[citation needed] )
Newhaven-class tenders
(Class of three passenger vessels; entered service 2000-2001;Newhaven based at Devonport;Nutbourne andNetley at Portsmouth[citation needed] )
Padstow-class tender
Oban-class tenders
(Class of three naval auxiliary vessels; entered service 2000;Oban based at Devonport;Oronsay andOmagh at Faslane[citation needed] )
Personnel ferries
Fleet tenders
STAN 1505-class tenders
STAN 1905-class tenders

See also

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Lists of ships operated by or in support ofHis Majesty's Naval Service

References

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  36. ^"SD Dependable".Marine Traffic. Retrieved1 May 2023.
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  49. ^"SD Mars".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  50. ^"SD Christina".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  51. ^"SD Deborah".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  52. ^"SD Eileen".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  53. ^"SD Suzanne".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
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  56. ^"SD Genevieve".Vessel Finder. Retrieved2 May 2023.
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  58. ^"SD Catherine".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  59. ^"SD Emily".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
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  63. ^"SD Kyle of Lochalsh".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  64. ^"SD Bovisand".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  65. ^"SD Cawsand".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  66. ^"SD Newhaven".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  67. ^"SD Nutbourne".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  68. ^"SD Netley".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  69. ^"SD Padstow".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
  70. ^"SD Oban".Marine Traffic. Retrieved2 May 2023.
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