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SEKA S.A. Bunkering Station
ERMIONI (2026)
Works Performed: Construction of a New Firefighting System, including the fabrication and installation of new firefighting piping, valves, fittings, fire hydrant connections, and associated steel works.
Description:
Stallion Ship Repairs successfully completed a range of technical works onboard the tugboat ERMIONI, owned by SEKA. The project included the construction and installation of a new high-pressure firefighting system, along with various piping modifications, fabrication works, and steel repairs. All works were carried out according to the vessel’s technical and operational requirements, with a focus on quality, safety, and reliability.
PAVLOS (2026)
Works Performed: Construction of a New Firefighting System, Reconstruction of Fuel and Foam Tanks, and General Piping & Steel Works.
Description:
The project included the construction and installation of a new firefighting system, including new piping, valves, fittings, and all associated components required for the proper operation of the system.
The scope of work also included the reconstruction and convertion of the fuel tank and foam tank, together with the necessary steel fabrication and associated structural works. Additional piping and steel works were carried out in various areas of the vessel, according to the vessel’s operational requirements.
LEVANTES
Works Performed: Construction of a New Firefighting System, Reconstruction of Fuel and Foam Tanks, and General Piping & Steel Works.
Description:
The project included the construction and installation of a new firefighting system, including new piping, valves, fittings, and all associated components required for the proper operation of the system.
The scope of work also included the reconstruction and convertion of the fuel tank and foam tank, together with the necessary steel fabrication and associated structural works. Additional piping, steel works and cleaning – painting works were carried out in various areas of the vessel according to the vessel’s operational requirements.