Our range of vessel designs is broad, and we possess vast experience in designing high-speed patrol vessels for government and security organisations. With speeds up to and beyond 50 knots, our proven strategies for patrol vessels and interceptors range from 10 to 80m.
Whether it is for a navy, coastguard or police organisation, the needs of the vessel operator are always at the centre of our thought process. Our designs combine high performance with excellent seakeeping and crew comfort. Innovation is in our DNA; our team is always challenging vessel architecture to push the envelope for users and provide the essential advantage to fulfil missions in a fast-evolving and demanding military environment.
Our team is in close contact with technology providers to always use the latest materials and equipment to improve performance, reliability, and ease of maintenance. We have experience designing vessels built out of steel, aluminium, and complex composites with yards worldwide. We provide high-quality technical information and support shipyards in building the ship as efficiently as possible.
Our innovative approach can help you win. We hold a strategic role during bid phases, helping you achieve the highest possible scores and winning contracts in very competitive environments.
Hull form development is one of our core activities because it is critical to a patrol vessel’s high level of performance over extended periods in difficult conditions. We carry out tank testing regularly to ensure all the parameters such as speed, range and seakeeping are just right.
Our core team of naval architects and engineers is vastly experienced with dozens of patrol vessel and interceptor projects. Our strength is in our ability to use the vast amount of information and knowledge of our different markets, twinned with our team’s technical expertise, to push the boundaries of what can be achieved.
This latest contract for a key government customer further builds on BMT’s existing partnership with MST.
BMT is proud to announce the winning team in the 'Best Final Design Project' in the Ocean and Naval Architectural Engineering Program at Memorial University in Newfoundland.
Designed for Marine Specialised Technology, the two new 19m fast, patrol vessels will provide the Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron fleet with a modern and highly-effective capability for fulfilling their important role
BMT is pleased to announce a new design for a ‘High Speed, Interceptor Patrol Boat’ for Ares Shipyard (Ares).
BMT is pleased to announce the launch of the first ‘ARES 85 Hercules’ Patrol Interceptor Vessel (PIV) for ARES Shipyard in Antalya.
BMT has successfully completed sea trials for the first of two 48m patrol boats destined for the Qatar Coastguard.
BMT and Greenline Marine unveil the 32-metre all-electric Greenline 150 Passenger Ferry, showcasing cutting-edge technology focused on efficiency and sustainability. This innovative ferry design aims to set new benchmarks for environmental standards, passenger comfort, and operational efficiency in the maritime industry.
MST & BMT design and engineering teams worked closely ensuring that the High-Speed Patrol Boat (HPB) DNA flowed throughout this new design, resulting in a technologically advanced craft
BMT has teamed with local defence industry leaders Raytheon Australia and Austal to deliver the new Australian Independent Littoral Manoeuvre Vessel, or ILMV for the Australian Army
Our Naval Architects speak to RINA Ship and Boat International about how we can assist our clients early on with Future Fuels for their next vessel design.
Visit BMT at Booth 1137 to explore our maritime design expertise, sustainability initiatives, and AI-driven innovations. Discover our proven vessel designs and meet our commercial maritime experts.
12-11-2024 - 14-11-2024
