STX Canada Marine / STX US Marine (STXM)
NAVAL ARCHITECT AND MARINE ENGINEER CONSULTANTS

STXM
is a consulting naval architecture and marine engineering company established in July 1983 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of STX Offshore & Shipbuilding

Formed in 1983 to serve the North American market, and formerly known as Aker Yards Marine Inc., STXM (STXM) has grown steadily since that time and now offers naval architecture and marine engineering services worldwide from its Canadian and US operations.

The naval architecture and marine engineering services provided cover a wide range, including all aspects of ship design and production technology total equipment and service packages to support offshore and domestic shipbuilding activities transportation, economic and technical feasibility studies research and analytical investigations model tests and full scale trials.

STXM specializes in the development of advanced technology and its application to vessel designs for both commercial and military vessels. The wide range of successful ship designs offered by STXM are proven in the water to be industry leading solutions to the mission challenges faced by our customers. STXM is very familiar with regulatory requirements imposed on vessels constructed and registered worldwide, and has developed this knowledge through routine use on actual ship designs that have progressed into construction and certification.

In addition to ship design, STXM has specialized teams of analysis engineers whose expertise in innovative, cutting edge technology in computational fluid dynamics (CFD), finite element analysis (FEA), seakeeping, and maneuvering serves to provide practical, cost effective results for our client’s marine designs.

STXM maintains an ISO9001:2008 Quality Assurance System to ensure customer satisfaction and identify ways to improve our service. Our Vancouver office is certified by Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance

STXM employs naval architects, marine engineers, structural and system designers, and analysis engineers between its two offices in Vancouver, BC, Canada and Houston, TX, USA. The combined educational background and diverse practical experience of the STXM staff makes for a dynamic team ready to face any challenge.

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Two more SV310DF vessels to be built at Trinity Offshore for Harvey Gulf

STX Marine would like to congratulate Harvey Gulf International Marine on the signing of a new contract to build an additional two STX Marine SV310DF dual fuel Offshore Support Vessels in the Gulf of Mexico to be constructed by Trinity Offshore.  The new order brings the total number of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) powered vessels on order from Harvey Gulf to four.


STX Marine is pleased to announce the expansion of staff in our Ottawa office

STXM welcomes John Hensler Mandy and Chad Oldfield to our growing East Coast office.

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Andrew Kendrick contributes to GARD News

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STXM Awarded Contract to Design the CCG’s New Polar Icebreaker

STX Marine has been awarded the contract to design the new polar icebreaker for the Canadian Coast Guard.  The work will be carried out at STX Marine’s Vancouver office and be completed by the end of 2013.

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Hornbeck Offshore Inc. selects two STXM designs for eight vessels total

The SV300 and SV310 series vessels are derived from well proven designs recently delivered to the US Gulf Coast and they will have a deadweight of approximately 5500 LT and 6070 LT respectively.

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STX Marine wins big on $8 billion NSPS contract awarded in B.C.

As a First Tier partner, STX Canada Marine (STXM) is proud to have supported the Seaspan Team in the development of the NSPS proposal and looks forward to a long-term relationship with them and being a part of the revitalization of Canadian shipbuilding on the West Coast.

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