Bardex provides novel engineering insights and designs, prototypes, and manufactures proprietary equipment to solve the marine industry’s heaviest challenges. For over 60 years – and 300+ projects and over 20 patents for shipyards, oil and gas companies, and the burgeoning offshore wind industry, the Bardex mindset has always been to be a trusted, collaborative partner.
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August 14, 2024
Irving Shipbuilding, Inc. Awards Bardex Corporation contract for the largest shiplift drydock in North
and South America
HALIFAX, NS and SANTA BARBARA, CA., August 14, 2024 – Irving Shipbuilding, Inc. has awarded Bardex Corporation a contract for a 165-meter shiplift drydock with a capacity of over 27,000 metric tons. The OmniLiftTM: Shiplift by Bardex will include fifty-six 575-metric ton chain jack lift stations.
August 14, 2024
Bardex Wraps Up Delivery of Novel Mooring System for the Shenandoah FPS Project
HOUSTON, August 14, 2024 – Bardex, a global leader in solutions for marine-based heavy lifting, transfer, and restraint has completed its phase of floating production system (FPS) for the Shenandoah project: delivering its award-winning Off Vessel Tensioning (OVT) BarLatchTM mooring system. When installed, the FPS will be located in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico at over 1800 m water depth.
May 31, 2024
Bardex Mooring System Takes Home Woelfel BMEA Award
U.S.-based engineering company Bardex has won the 39th Annual Woelfel Best Mechanical Engineering Achievement Award for its Off Vessel Tensioning (OVT) BarLatch mooring system.
March 14, 2024
Anchored in Innovation: Bardex Introduces the Barmoor™ Quick Connector
Next generation mooring connectors for challenges offshore Mooring Hook Up and Tensioning is a critical factor for the success of all Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) projects.
February 1, 2024
Bardex Corporation Expands Staff, Facilities as Project Roster Grows
Goleta, CA – Bardex, a global leader in engineered solutions and products for heavy-lifting, large-vessel transfer, and other challenging marine-based applications, has over the past several months welcomed 18 new hires and will be expanding two of its sites.
