Australian soldiers in the Gulf enjoy US hospitality on one of two high-speed US Army ships built in Australia. The high-tech, high-speed… READ MORE Continue Reading
Australian soldiers in the Gulf enjoy US hospitality on one of two high-speed US Army ships built in Australia. The high-tech, high-speed… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat is pleased to announce that Trasmediterránea S.A., one of Spain’s leading ferry operators, has accepted delivery of Incat Hull 058. The… READ MORE Continue Reading
TSV-1X Spearhead, the US Army’s Incat-built 98 metre Theatre Support Vessel has returned to her Hobart birthplace for a scheduled and well-earned… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat is pleased to announce that Trasmediterránea S.A., one of Spain’s leading ferry operators, is the purchaser of Incat Hull 058. Contracted… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Australia is pleased to announce that a contract has been exchanged for the sale of its 98 metre catamaran, hull 058,… READ MORE Continue Reading
Tasmanian shipbuilder Incat is rebuilding it’s workforce, with the first intake already underway. Four staff started with Incat this week, the first… READ MORE Continue Reading
Following rigorous testing by the United States military, the Incat-built 96 metre catamaran HSV-X1 Joint Venture (Incat hull 050), the first of… READ MORE Continue Reading
USAV TSV-1X SPEARHEAD ACCEPTED BY US ARMY The Acceptance Ceremony of the Incat-built 98 metre Theater Support Vessel (TSV) contracted to the… READ MORE Continue Reading
Australian high speed shipbuilder Incat is delighted to announce a third ship for service with the US Military. Military Sealift Command, Washington,… READ MORE Continue Reading
Australian shipbuilder Incat has sold a second ship for service with the United States Army. The US Army have announced a contract… READ MORE Continue Reading
Another Incat craft has found a new home, becoming the fourth ship placed by the Tasmanian ship builder so far this year…. READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat has won a contract to overhaul a New Zealand-based high speed Wave Piercing Catamaran. The Lynx arrived at the Hobart shipyard… READ MORE Continue Reading
Joint Venture HSV-X1, the Incat-built 96 metre fast catamaran currently serving with the US Military on charter from Bollinger / Incat USA,… READ MORE Continue Reading
Joint Venture HSV-X1, the Incat-built 96 metre fast catamaran currently serving with the US Military is once again taking centre stage as… READ MORE Continue Reading
Bollinger / Incat USA’s 96 metre Wave Piercing Sealift Catamaran Joint Venture (HSV-X1) (050) has notched up yet another first by becoming… READ MORE Continue Reading
The Cat, Bay Ferries’ new 98 m Wave Piercing Catamaran built by Incat Tasmania, has arrived in Bar Harbor, Maine, USA after… READ MORE Continue Reading
Following rigorous testing by the United States military, the Incat-built 96 metre catamaran HSV-X1 Joint Venture (Incat hull 050), the first of… READ MORE Continue Reading
Resplendent in her new feline livery Incat’s hull number 045 left Hobart for Italy at 15.00hrs (EST) on April 27. Trading as… READ MORE Continue Reading
The Incat-built 98 metre Evolution 10B class Wave Piercing Catamaran The Cat (hull number 059) has been delivered to her new owner,… READ MORE Continue Reading
HSV-X1 Joint Venture, the 96m Wave Piercing Sealift Catamaran on charter to the US military from Bollinger / Incat USA has entered… READ MORE Continue Reading
Versatility is the new order of the day for the US military and versatile is just what HSV-X1 Joint Venture is proving… READ MORE Continue Reading
High speed craft builder Incat remains the preferred choice of European operators when it comes to fast ferries with no less than… READ MORE Continue Reading
The use of Bollinger / Incat USA chartered 96 metre Joint Venture HSV-X1 by the United States military is an indicator of… READ MORE Continue Reading
It’s three in a row for Incat with the announcement the 86m Wave Piercing Catamaran Incat 045 will leave the Hobart shipyard… READ MORE Continue Reading
Condor 10, the Incat-built 74 metre Wave Piercing Catamaran, has arrived in Poole, England via St Malo, France from Hobart, Tasmania. The… READ MORE Continue Reading
The use of Incat-built HMAS Jervis Bay by the Royal Australian Navy and Bollinger / Incat USA chartered 96 metre Joint Venture… READ MORE Continue Reading
Second Incat vessel goes to Canada’s Bay Ferries Canadian company Bay Ferries has placed an order for their second vessel built by… READ MORE Continue Reading
Incat Tasmania, the pioneer of the global high speed ship industry, proposes an innovative and cost effective solution that will, within days,… READ MORE Continue Reading
At a ceremony in Hobart today HMAS Jervis Bay (045), the Incat 86m wavepiercing catamaran built for commercial service, completed her distinguished… READ MORE Continue Reading
The world’s leading builder of high-speed ships, and three-times winner of the Blue Riband for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic by… READ MORE Continue Reading
Greek operator Ventouris Ferries has announced its entry into the high speed ferry industry through a long term charter of two 78… READ MORE Continue Reading
Launched as Incat Tasmania (hull number 057) and already well known by virtue of her starring role at the Sydney Olympics, the… READ MORE Continue Reading
Launched from Incat Tasmania’s Coverdales shipbuilding facility at Hobart’s Prince of Wales Bay on July 29, 2000 the 98 metre Incat Tasmania… READ MORE Continue Reading