Loksa Shipyard JSC

steel fabrication shipyard Loksa, Harju maakond, Estonia

Operating on the grounds of the Loksa ship repair yard (founded 1905) in Estonia, the Marsalis group manufactures steel structures and precast concrete elements, and has extended into shipbuilding work. Its steel division builds ship blocks, floating pontoons for the Dutch market, floating houses for Norway, and ship blocks for a nuclear icebreaker, as well as building frames, bridge components and wind energy components. The concrete division produces sandwich and hollow-core panels, beams, columns, stairs and bridge elements, with an initial capacity of 20,000 cubic metres of concrete per year. A key advantage is the site's own port, allowing oversized and irregularly shaped products to be shipped by sea, mainly to Baltic and North Sea countries.

Loksa Shipyard JSC

Loksa Shipyard is the production complex of the Marsalis group, which has manufactured steel building structures since 2008 (originally in Tallinn, Hiiu) and moved to the Loksa ship repair yard in 2016. The same year the group added precast concrete element production, allowing it to offer complete load-bearing structure solutions from design through fabrication, transport and installation. The yard, established in 1905, is the largest employer in the town of Loksa, which grew up around it.

Services

  • Ship blocks and turnkey solutions from technical documentation to finished product
  • Floating pontoons and floating houses
  • Steel building structures: trusses, columns, welded and HQ beams, frames, platforms, crane runways
  • Steel and concrete bridge components, including combined solutions
  • Wind energy component fabrication
  • Precast concrete: sandwich and single-layer wall panels, hollow-core (HCS/TAM) slabs in 220, 265, 320 and 400 mm, beams, columns, foundations, balcony and stair elements
  • Design, transport, crane and installation services; main contractor responsibility on request

Facilities

  • Own port within the production complex for sea transport of oversized items
  • 27,000 m² production area, door openings up to 10 m high and 22 m wide
  • Three paint chambers (690 m², 1,760 m², 1,190 m²), largest door 31.6 x 15 m
  • 100,000 m² storage: 20,000 m² material store, 80,000 m² finished goods
  • Cranes with lifting capacity up to 100 tonnes
  • Concrete plant capacity of 20,000 m³ per year
  • Certificates listed: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001, ISO 18001, EN 1090-2 EXC4, EN-ISO 3834-2; concrete product standards EN 13225, EN 13747, EN 14843, EN 14991, EN 14992

Vessel Types

  • Ship blocks, including blocks for a nuclear icebreaker
  • Floating pontoons
  • Floating houses

Location

  • Production complex at the former Loksa ship repair yard, Estonia, accessible by road and by sea
  • Registered contact address: Salve 3A, 11612 Tallinn, Estonia
  • Deliveries primarily to Baltic and North Sea countries