Ship & Boat BuildingFerriesGovernment of Bermuda selects Strategic Marine as the builder for two 550...

Government of Bermuda selects Strategic Marine as the builder for two 550 Passenger Catamaran Ferries

Strategic Marine, a leading aluminium shipbuilding company, proudly announces a significant achievement in securing a landmark shipbuilding contract with the Government of Bermuda following completion of an extensive and highly competitive global tendering process. This collaboration signifies a momentous step forward for both organizations, as they work together to introduce two Aluminium Catamaran Passenger Ferries to the Bermuda tourism market for their scheduled journeys.

Designed by One2Three Naval Architects, who have a rich history of designing vessels for the Government of Bermuda, was the designer of choice to develop and enhance the vessel which will serve the Bermudian public transportation system and cruise tourism industry with expected delivery by the end of 4th quarter 2025. Both vessels boast remarkable capacities and features, accommodating up to 550 passengers along with designated wheelchair spaces, ensuring accessibility for all. With a sleek and modern interior, coupled with improved visibility and comfort, passengers can look forward to panoramic views of the beautiful Bermuda coastline and scenery whilst enroute.

We are honoured to have been chosen by the Government of Bermuda, Department of Marine and Ports Services for this transformative project. We thank them for their trust in us and look forward to the deployment of the vessels in 2025.” Said Mr. Chan Eng Yew, Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Marine.

We are excited to be working with Strategic Marine on this project and confident that the new ferries will be a great addition to our current fleet. We look forward to their completion and deployment in Bermuda’s waters.” Said Mr. Rudolph Cann, Director of the Department of Marine & Ports Services.

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