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Ian C Darley

Salisbury, United Kingdom

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Ian C Darley is a naval architecture and marine consulting firm based in the United Kingdom. The company offers services such as stability assessments, feasibility studies, and representation services for ships. Specializing in the renovation of Split-Hopper Barken, including the Nab & Needles, where new superstructures and complete stability data were created. Additionally, they build modern ships like the Mora in the Aero Thermal Group in Poole. The firm works closely with H2NA Ltd, a company with over 30 years of experience in the marine industry. Ian C Darley has been active for nearly 50 years and has its headquarters in Salisbury.

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