This multi-species fishing boat, equipped with the most advanced technologies, preserves the quality of the fish in an optimal configuration.

The recent collaboration between Navanex and Soucy Industriel marks an important milestone in our quest for excellence in shipbuilding. Together, we took on the challenge of completing the manufacturing of two large 104’x34’ barges for Desgagnés Transartick Inc.

In collaboration with the engineering team, Navanex designed the hull of the desalination buoy and provided assistance with the integration of seawater treatment systems. This buoy, measuring 8.9m (29’ 2″) x 6.2m (22’ 11″), has the capacity to supply coastal communities with drinking water using sustainable technology powered by wave energy! This innovative desalination buoy offers a long-term solution to water supply challenges and climate change issues.

The look of a large vessel in a small boat. This hull has been finely tuned for the perfect balance between a crabbing and trawling configuration.

Sister ship of the Executioner, we were contracted to provide support to the shipyard and its client in the construction of its vessel under the Navanex licence.

L’Estuaire is a passenger vessel focused on the customer experience for coastal exploration and marine mammal watching in the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park.

Dump barge for dredging works. This ultramodern equipment is efficient and durable for dredging operations in small ports.

Twelve units of this boat were built to serve the communities of Canada’s Far North. Our design had to be adapted to the region’s rough operating conditions of the region.

Connors Bros. Fisheries commissioned Navanex to design a small 21′ (6.4 m) boat with a maximum weight of 12,500 lbs (5670 kg). We had to overcome several challenges, as this vessel had to offer optimal bollard pull.