Pontoon Floating Platform – Tender Description
The Pontoon Floating Platform is a robust, multi-purpose floating structure. It is designed to provide a stable and reliable working surface for marine, inland waterway, and near-shore operations. Engineered for durability and operational efficiency, the pontoon is suitable as a work platform, equipment staging area, temporary jetty, access platform, or support unit for dredging and construction projects.
The pontoon has a high-strength steel (or optional aluminum) buoyancy structure and a reinforced flat deck. The deck supports heavy equipment, containers, vehicles, or project-specific installations. Its shallow draft and strong transverse stability allow safe use in restricted or shallow waters, such as rivers, lakes, ports, and sheltered coastal areas.
The platform is non-self-propelled by default and is designed for towing or positioning by tugboats. However, self-propulsion, spud systems, mooring winches, fenders, guardrails, and lifting points can be provided as optional configurations according to project requirements. The modular design allows for easy transportation, rapid installation, and future expansion.
Designed and constructed in accordance with recognized classification society rules (such as CCS, BV, ABS, or equivalent, as required), the pontoon provides a cost-effective, low-maintenance solution with a long service life, making it ideal for both short-term projects and long-term deployments.
Key Advantages
High deck load capacity and superior stability
Shallow draft suitable for inland and coastal waters
Simple structure with low operating and maintenance costs
Flexible customization for project-specific needs
Suitable for permanent or temporary applications
Typical Scope of Supply
Pontoon hull with watertight compartments
Reinforced steel deck with anti-slip surface
Mooring bollards and towing fittings
Access ladder and safety fittings
Coating system suitable for a marine environment
Optional Equipment (Upon Request)
Spud poles or anchoring system
Outboard or inboard propulsion system
Hydraulic winches and cranes
Fendering system
Electrical power distribution and lighting
