Shore-base operations and ready-to-use project facilities coordinated within one offshore campaign plan.
Service overview
Planned around the operational requirement
Max Marine runs shore-base logistics for drilling, pipeline and marine contractors from Alexandria, Abu Qir, El-Dekheila, Damietta and the Al-Amerya Free Zone, across more than 50,000 m² of owned yards and storage near those ports. Cargo staging, quayside handling, load-outs, back-loads, inventory control, temporary admission and storage can be managed within one base plan.
Where a campaign needs a base outside Max Marine’s existing yards, a project-specific facility can be established around available capacity near the required port. The setup can combine fencing and access control, furnished temporary offices, portable cabins, warehousing, lifting equipment, generators, connectivity and support staff—typically becoming operational within about a month of scope agreement.
The same operating structure has supported Valaris, Saipem and ADES campaigns, connecting yard and warehouse activity with manpower, customs close-out, support vessels, crew movement and urgent procurement as the offshore schedule changes.
Shore-base operations
The operating base connects yard, warehouse, quayside and offshore supply activity so cargo, equipment and documents move against one live campaign plan.
Site facilities
Ready-to-use project facilities can be included within the base setup, giving visiting teams an operational workspace without waiting for permanent local infrastructure.
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Max Marine is providing shore-side logistics support for the drillship VALARIS DS-12 during its Egypt campaign, coordinating equipment movements, lifting support, transport, waste handling, personnel welfare and customs-related logistics.
Read case studySaipem required a controlled Alexandria base for project equipment, storage, lifting, maintenance support, office infrastructure and personnel access management, supporting its deepwater drilling activity in the Egyptian Mediterranean.
Read case studyOn TechnipFMC's NEA/NI subsea tieback, an Energean-operated gas development off Abu Qir, connecting new offshore wells back to the Abu Qir hub, TechnipFMC delivered the integrated subsea scope while Max Marine provided one Egyptian operations structure for vessel attendance, crew movements, husbandry, supplies, transport and shore-side support.
Read case studyBuyer guidance
The answers below are general planning guidance. Port, authority, vessel and timing requirements are confirmed for the specific operation.
Yes. The reviewed scope can combine yard and storage capacity, temporary offices, portable facilities, equipment, utilities, staffing and operating controls around the campaign location.
Share the campaign scope, operating location, cargo flow, team size and schedule for a practical base plan.
