Aids to navigation maintenance
Preventive and corrective maintenance of buoys and port aids-to-navigation systems.
Maintenance of navigation buoys, fabrication and installation of mooring buoys, fabrication of concrete sinkers and underwater buoy inspection, with our own vessel, crane and divers.
At Corporativo Costa Afuera (COCOA) we maintain navigation buoys and fabricate, transport and install mooring buoys. We have our own vessel, crane, support boat and specialist divers.
From 2005 to 2010 we carried out preventive and corrective maintenance of the full aids-to-navigation system of the port of Tuxpan. We have also maintained buoys at the port of Matamoros, Tamaulipas.
Fabrication of the steel beacon structures and their installation on the Tuxpan breakwaters.
View detailsVessel used to recover and reset buoy sinkers.
View detailsWorks on the intake and discharge structure of the Tuxpan power plant.
View detailsHow we put together a complete buoy maintenance service.
Our fleet, the Tuxpan base and the team behind every project.
Documented work at Gulf of Mexico ports.
Founded by Ing. Ricardo Vázquez Adame, a pioneer of Mexican underwater engineering. In 1979 he led the operations that trained the first 15 professional divers in the country. That technical background supports every project COCOA delivers today.
Founder: Ing. Ricardo Lorenzo Vázquez Adame, a pioneer of the Mexican underwater industry, with a documented track record since 1979.
Yes. We fabricate concrete sinkers; on previous projects we built 3-tonne sinkers.
Yes. We use the M/V Miss Monse and a support boat to move buoys and sinkers.
Yes. Our divers perform inspection, metrology, video and underwater photography of navigation buoys.
It depends on the project. For maintenance work, replacement materials can be supplied by the client.
Yes. We have maintained buoys in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, and we mobilize equipment to Gulf of Mexico ports.
Let us know the buoy type and number, port or site, water depth and whether sinkers need to be fabricated.