Our mission is to deliver high-value, quality, and reliable technical and commercial services to the maritime community. They achieve this by collaborating with market-leading principals in the field.

 

CMS's vision is to be the preferred provider in Oman for all maritime needs, offering outstanding quality service and value to their customers. Their core values include prioritizing safety, ensuring quality, putting customers first, valuing their people, and aiming to provide value for money to everyone.

 

Their services encompass the supply of various maritime equipment and services, including:

Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE)

Safety Equipment

Electronic & Electrical Systems

Chemicals

Fire Fighting Appliances

Life Saving Appliances

Navigational Equipment

Testing Equipment

Manuals and Publications

Additionally, CMS offers services such as annual servicing, radio surveys, compass calibration, installation and commissioning of bridge equipment, and repairs for navigational and communication equipment.

1. Vessel Communication Systems Installation

Project Type: Installation of communication systems like VHF radios, satellite communication systems (Inmarsat, FleetBroadband), and GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System).

 

 

2. Integrated Navigation System (INS) Upgrades

Project Type: Upgrading or retrofitting older ships with modern electronic navigation systems, including GPS, radar, ECDIS, and automatic identification systems (AIS).

Example: Retrofitting a fleet of bulk carriers with state-of-the-art ECDIS and radar systems to meet international maritime regulations.

 

3. Autonomous Vessel Navigation Systems

Project Type: Development and implementation of autonomous or semi-autonomous navigation systems on new vessels.

Example: Assisting in the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into an autonomous cargo ship to optimize route planning and collision avoidance.

 

4. Offshore Energy Platform Support

Project Type: Installation and maintenance of communication systems between offshore rigs and support vessels.

Example: Providing satellite communication systems for oil and gas platforms in remote locations to ensure continuous connectivity for crew and operational safety.

 

5. Emergency Response and Safety Systems

Project Type: Installation of EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons), SARTs (Search and Rescue Transponders), and other safety systems.

Example: Installing an advanced distress signaling system on a fleet of vessels to improve safety during critical situations at sea.

 

6. Coastal and Port Communication Solutions

Project Type: Development of communication systems for port authorities and coastal surveillance operations.

Example: Implementing VHF and digital communication systems at a major seaport to facilitate better coordination between ships and port control, improving efficiency and safety.

 

7. Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and Precision Navigation Projects

Project Type: Providing GPS-based solutions for highly accurate navigation in crowded or dangerous waterways.

Example: Installation of GNSS systems for navigation in busy urban ports or nearshore areas, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring the safe passage of vessels.

 

8. Maritime Communication Networks for Shipping Companies

Project Type: Establishing a private communication network for shipping companies to optimize communication between vessels and headquarters.

Example: Setting up a fleet-wide communication infrastructure using satellite links, allowing for seamless communication and real-time data transfer across the shipping fleet.

 

9. Maritime Cybersecurity Projects

Project Type: Installing and maintaining cybersecurity measures to protect maritime communication systems from hacking or unauthorized access.

Example: Implementing a cybersecurity protocol for a shipping company’s entire fleet, including secure satellite communication systems and monitoring software to detect threats.

 

10. Vessel Monitoring Systems (VMS) Projects

Project Type: Installation of vessel monitoring systems that track and report the position, speed, and other critical data of ships.

Example: Setting up a VMS on fishing vessels to comply with government regulations on tracking vessel movement and preventing illegal fishing.

 

11. Integrated Bridge Systems (IBS)

Project Type: Designing and installing integrated bridge systems that combine various navigation and communication equipment on the bridge of the ship.

Example: Supplying and installing a fully integrated navigation system on a luxury cruise liner to streamline operations and enhance safety.

 

12. Vessel Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS)

Project Type: Installing systems that continuously monitor the vessel’s condition (e.g., engine performance, hull integrity) and communicate data to the fleet’s operation center.

Example: Implementing a vessel health monitoring system on a fleet of tankers to monitor their mechanical and navigational health in real time and to prevent any operational failures.

 

These projects often involve collaborations between ship owners, maritime technology companies, and regulatory bodies to ensure the solutions are effective and meet industry standards.

Complete Maritime Solutions (CMS) provides comprehensive maritime services across the globe, offering support at major ports to ensure safe and efficient operations. The company is involved in providing essential services such as installation, maintenance, and servicing of communication and navigation equipment, as well as support for safety systems and maritime consultancy.

 

While CMS focuses on specific regions, it is known for its reach across several important international maritime hubs. Some of the major ports where companies like CMS typically provide their services include:

 

1. Port of Singapore (Singapore)

One of the busiest ports in the world, it handles a vast volume of containers and ships. Services here would include vessel communication systems, GPS, radar installations, and safety equipment.

 

2. Port of Rotterdam (Netherlands)

As one of the largest ports in Europe, CMS would likely offer services like integrated navigation systems, AIS (Automatic Identification Systems), and port communication systems to improve efficiency.

 

3. Port of Hong Kong (China)

A global maritime hub where CMS may provide communication systems, radar, and GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) to ensure vessel safety and operational support.

 

4. Port of Shanghai (China)

With its status as the busiest container port in the world, CMS might provide installation of advanced navigation and communication systems, along with safety and security solutions for vessels.

 

5. Port of Dubai and Fujairah (UAE)

Major ports like Jebel Ali are supported by CMS in terms of satellite communication systems, radar systems, and maintenance of navigational aids to ensure smooth operations in the region.

 

6. Port of Los Angeles (USA)

As one of the largest ports in the United States, CMS might help maintain communication and safety systems for vessels calling on the port, including GMDSS and AIS.

 

7. Port of Hamburg (Germany)

As a key European port, services would include the installation and servicing of maritime safety systems, including life-saving appliances and communication systems.

 

8. Port of Antwerp (Belgium)

A busy European port where CMS could offer complete navigation system installations, maintenance, and communication equipment for vessel operators.

 

9. Port of Sydney (Australia)

CMS might be involved in providing communication and navigation support, ensuring vessels are equipped with up-to-date systems for safe passage and communication within the port.

 

10. Port of Busan (South Korea)

Known for its strategic location and high-volume trade, CMS may assist in providing maritime safety equipment, radar systems, and satellite communication systems.

 

11. Port of Santos (Brazil)

As one of the busiest ports in South America, CMS would likely provide services such as the installation of communication networks and navigational aids to optimize port operations.

 

12. Port of Karachi (Pakistan)

CMS might support port operations with communication systems, safety services, and navigational systems to ensure the smooth functioning of the port.

 

13. Port of Mumbai (India)

Major ports like Jawaharlal Nehru Port may benefit from CMS's communication and navigation services, improving safety and operational efficiency.

 

14. Port of Panama (Panama)

With its strategic position, CMS may provide support for communication systems, radar installations, and safety services to vessels transiting through the Panama Canal.

CMS's services at these ports would include a combination of technology installation, training, system upgrades, regular maintenance, and consultancy to meet the highest standards of maritime safety, efficiency, and compliance with international maritime regulations.