about us
CPBS MARINE SERVICES
Providing marine solutions since 2002
Founded in 2002, CPBS Marine Services has grown from a modest fleet of four workboats into a respected marine operator with a broad and well-established range of vessels. Over the years, we’ve expanded our craft and built a wealth of marine expertise along the way.Â
CPBS Marine Services has called Temple Pier home since its inception and although based in Central London, we execute projects all across the UK and surrounding coastal waters. Our fleet includes a versatile range of multicats, tugs, workboats and marine plant, all ready to support a variety of marine operations including towage, salvage, dive support and marine construction.
We are committed to safety, quality, and industry best practices, and we take great pride in the recognition we receive from leading maritime authorities, reflecting the trust they place in us.
ACCREDITATIONS
MCA (Maritime & Coastguard Agency)
Our vessels are licensed by the UK’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency, reflecting our commitment to upholding national and international maritime safety standards. Our team is fully trained and equipped to meet MCA requirements across inspections, certifications and vessel compliance.
PLA (Port of London Authority)
We adhere to all PLA regulations and safety protocols. This accreditation enables us to operate within the tidal Thames and provide trusted marine support services throughout the Port of London.
OUR HISTORY
18th JAN 2025
Diesel Dog joined the CPBS fleet – our first bunker barge!
17th OCT 2024
Hound Dog supporting the decommission of the Royal Sovereign Lighthouse in Eastbourne.
29th oct 2022
Chili Dog assisting a car/bridge stunt for filming of The Beekeeper. As the stunt car plunges off Kingsferry Bridge, Chili Dog played the crucial role of craning the car out of the water after each take.Â
12th Sep 2022
Sea Dog’s first day on site at Thunderer Jetty (Dagenham) for piling works with Herbosch Kiere.
20th March 2017
Shake Dog towing the Queen’s rowbarge Gloriana, built to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. The Gloriana has left a lasting legacy to raise awareness of the River Thames and the sport of rowing, in particular junior or crews from disadvantaged backgrounds.
15th DEC 2015
Shake Dog becomes the first ever boat on site at Tideway. CPBS multicat Shake Dog and tug Mad Dog were the first vessels chartered for the commencement of the enabling works for the Thames Tideway Tunnel Project. The Shake Dog continued to work on this project over the next decade! Â
13th june 2013
Shake Dog assists the salvage of World War II air craft Dornier Do 17 – nicknamed The Flying Pencil for its slender body. The aircraft is currently on public display at the RAF Museum Midlands.
March 2006
Guard Dog stationed on safety boat duties at London Zoo.
March 2002
CPBS begins with her first fleet of 4 workboats: the Bulldog, Guarddog, Gundog and Watchdog.Â
