Minister for Transport Fiona Hyslop was in Tarbert (Harris) yesterday to officially open the multi million-pound Tarbert ferry terminal project, led by Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL). Ms. Hyslop MSP toured the facilities with Kevin Hobbs, chief executive of...
Two new CMAL ferries being built for the Little Minch routes have met milestones.
The presentations shown at the recent SVRP events are now available to view
An additional event has been added to the series of SVRP public meetings
Further to our two public webinars held in August 2022 and February 2023, we are hosting a series of in-person public engagement events
Ground Investigation works are expected to start in the Cumbrae slipway area on Tuesday 8th August 2023 and last for approximately one week. Bathymetric surveys and sampling works are scheduled to begin on Monday 14th August for a duration of around two weeks. No...
See the slides from 28th June’s public event, including the options, phases and stages discussed: View now...
We are asking you to share your views via our feedback survey on the Cumbrae Slipway Reconstruction Project. This survey is your opportunity to provide your feedback on the emerging preferred option for the slipway, the proposed marshalling plans and the landside...
Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) is inviting the community on Cumbrae to share their views on proposed options for the reconstruction of the slipway and landside facilities. Options have been evaluated based on set requirements, and the emerging preferred...
Key milestones reached for four new vessels
Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) is leading plans to upgrade infrastructure at ferry terminals before the delivery of two new Islay ferries. The upgrades include dredging, strengthening works, fendering, provision of mooring aids and shore power facilities....
The new vessels have been named