Dubai Shipbuilding and Engineering is one of the UAE’s most established marine engineering companies. For decades, DSBE has delivered dependable shipbuilding, precision repairs, and critical marine civil works across the Gulf.
With an experienced workforce, a strategically located shipyard and jetty in Dubai Maritime City, and a reputation for reliability, we support commercial, industrial, offshore, and emergency response clients with engineering that simply works.
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Our own waterfront facility equipped for large-scale repairs, conversions and heavy engineering
From concept to completion, we craft vessels with structural integrity, performance, and operational efficiency
Hull to engine room, jetty-side or docked, we keep fleets safe, compliant, and at sea
Quay walls, piling, fender systems, and specialised marine infrastructure for ports, harbours, and coastal assets
300,000+ square foot shipyard in Dubai Maritime City Access to world-class dry docks
Certified to international safety and quality standards
Approved by major class societies
For a major UAE client, DSBE delivered the full design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of floating marina infrastructure, integrating robust pontoon systems, engineered connections, and dependable utilities.
Each component was manufactured to tight tolerances and installed in active coastal waters, ensuring a stable, durable, and high-performing marina environment.
Turnkey build by DSBE, this 77-metre multipurpose DP2 work barge is designed for serious offshore performance. It combines dynamic positioning with
an 8-point mooring system and 22-metre spuds for absolute stability during critical marine operations.
On board, it accommodates over 180 people safely
and comfortably, supported by full workshops, medical facilities, and a certified helideck.
Through dynamic positioning, precision piling, and controlled modular placement, DSBE helped deliver a terrace that extended the iconic Burj Al Arab with engineering certainty and architectural elegance.
Working in an environment where coastal currents, vessel draft, and extremely tight tolerances left no room for drift, the project demanded meticulous planning.