Ship Repairs
- Steel replacements
- Anti-corrosive protection
- Drydock works
- Mechanical works
- Pipe renewals
- Electrical works
- Special services
AREA OF EXPERTISE
- Steel replacements
- Anti-corrosive protection
- Drydock works
- Mechanical works
- Pipe renewals
- Electrical works
- Special services
Conversions
- Pipe layers
- Cable layers
- Mega yacht restoration
- Double skin installation
- Lengthenings
- Floating process unit
Off-shore
- Jack-up platform Labin
- Gas platforms
- Started in 1997
- 17 gas platforms
- Calm buoys
The Viktor Lenac shipyard is located on the northern Croatian coast of the Adriatic, 3 km from the largest Croatian port of Rijeka. It was founded in 1896 and was one of the first in the world to start lengthening ships.
Today, it has three floating dry docks, one for receiving vessels up to 160,000 dwt, more than 1,000 meters of anchorage space, a large construction site at sea and specializes in ship conversions and construction of gas platforms.
Viktor Lenac Shipyard has about 1,100 meters of berthing space inside the bay. All shipyard berths are equipped with shore cranes, having maximum lifting capacity of 100 tons.
Offshore construction area is approximately 130,000 sqm. Berthing space alongside offshore construction area is 300 m.
VIKTOR LENAC SHIPYARD – DOCKS SPECIFICATION
