Seawing (Europe)
Marine consultancy and naval architecture services for superyacht, military, offshore and commercial marine clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Seawing (Europe)
Seawing Europe provides marine surveys, naval architecture, design and engineering, consultancy, and expert witness services. Its work supports new builds, purchases, refits, repairs, and modifications.
The company serves global superyacht, military, offshore, and commercial marine markets, and provides supplementary design and engineering support to partner organisations. English, French, and Italian are spoken.
SEAWING (EUROPE) LIMITED is headquartered in Winchester, United Kingdom, and was founded in 1998.
Product: Marine surveys, naval architecture, design and engineering, consultancy, and expert witness services.
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