East Coast Marine Contracting Provides Full Service Marine Fleet For Water Based Construction

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East Coast Marine Contracting boosts water-based project capabilities with a versatile fleet designed for efficiency and flexibility.
Sydney, NSW - August 15, 2025 - East Coast Marine Contracting (ECMC) now offers a full-service fleet to support water-based projects across New South Wales and beyond. The company owns and operates self-propelled work boats, modular and hopper barges, piling and crane barges, and aluminium work punts. Every vessel is road transportable for fast mobilisation across Australia, with options for dry hire or qualified crew.

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Clients seeking barge hire in Sydney [https://www.eastcoastmarinecontracting.com.au/barge-hire] gain access to modular platforms and hopper units that move quickly between sites and fit a wide range of load capacities. These assets suit development, bridge work, offshore scopes, and pipeline installation.

"Our fleet solves three problems that typically slow marine projects, and they're access, payload, and setup time. All units travel by road, so crews reach rivers, harbours, and remote waterways without delay. Modular sections assemble into working platforms with deck loads that match project demands, and customers can choose dry hire or a crewed package. That flexibility supports pile driving, geotechnical work, dredging, bridge construction, heavy crane support up to 300-ton class, and safe material transport," said a spokesperson.

ECMC's lineup also covers precision lifting and temporary works. Teams can source a crane barge for rent for complex heavy-lift scopes, or book pontoon hire in Sydney [https://www.eastcoastmarinecontracting.com.au/pontoon-hire] for stable platforms used in crane placement and other construction equipment setups.

"Our goal is reliable project delivery on water. We match each task with the right vessel, such as work boats for utility and crew transfer, split or modular hopper barges for spoil management, and barge configurations that support drilling or demolition. The combination gives contractors a single point of contact from planning to demobilization," the spokesperson said.

The company's marine services [https://www.eastcoastmarinecontracting.com.au/] span residential and commercial work, with experience across mooring pens, slipways, vessel salvage, jetties and pontoons, seawalls, flood recovery, and wharf and bridge projects. ECMC's team offers site-appropriate equipment selection and logistics to keep programs on schedule and budgets in check.

ECMC supports marine construction programs from concept to completion. The fleet's transportability, range of sizes, and crewed options create a practical path for contractors and asset owners who need a dependable partner on the water. For quotes or availability, individuals shall contact the company through their website.

About Company:

East Coast Marine Contracting owns and operates an extensive range of barges, pontoons and workboats to serve a wide range of water-based construction projects. To know more, visit https://www.eastcoastmarinecontracting.com.au/
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Company Name: East Coast Marine Contracting
Contact Person: Dane Farrell
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Phone: +61 405 835 762
Address:17-21 Mangrove Ln
City: Taren Point, Sydney
State: NSW
Country: Australia
Website: https://www.eastcoastmarinecontracting.com.au/

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