Potable water
Potable water loaded in Tuxpan and delivered directly to the ship.
Supply, transport and pumping of potable water to ships at anchor off the port of Tuxpan, Veracruz, Mexico, with our supply vessel Miss Monse and our own high-flow pumps.
At Corporativo Costa Afuera (COCOA) we supply fresh potable water to ships anchored off Tuxpan. We load the water on the M/V Miss Monse, bring it alongside and pump it aboard with our high-flow pumps.
We handle single-trip and multi-trip orders. We have delivered volumes from 75 to 220 m³ in 2 or 3 trips, with a minimum of 75 m³ on the first trip and 50 m³ from the second trip on.
Quoted per cubic meter or per 8-hour service.
Our fleet, the Tuxpan base and the team behind every project.
A typical service takes about 8 hours at the Tuxpan anchorage.
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.
The M/V Miss Monse carries 75 m³ per trip. For larger volumes we make several trips; we have delivered up to 220 m³ in 3 trips.
At least 75 m³ on the first trip and 50 m³ from the second trip on.
We need 24 hours from service confirmation to load and deliver.
At the anchorage off the port of Tuxpan, Veracruz, alongside the ship.
Yes. On the same trip we can bring provisions or spare parts to the ship.
Send us the ship name, anchorage position, required volume and estimated date.