Dock load — your capacityfrom your inputs
At this profile your docks can turn
0 jobs / year
booked at your utilization
open dock-time
Open slots a fuller order book would use0 / yr
Open dock-time is capacity to amplify, not a verdict on how you run today. The radar's job is to surface the work that fills it.
Profit map — money in motionthree seams · your inputs
Execution leak — margin lost on overrun work25% of projects × $22M × 8% margin lost
$0/yr
Idle-capacity upside — profit if open docks were filledassumes the orders exist to fill them — sized on your real pipeline
$0/yr
Warm hulls through your docks — every job a future survey / retrofit / spares leadafter-sale work to re-engage before it lands elsewhere — from your own throughput
0 / yr
Execution leak over a typical 3-year window$0
The leak is real money on work already done; the upside is potential, not a loss. We recalibrate every figure against your actual numbers on a call — no figure here is a claim about your yard, only a model of your inputs.
Commercial coverage — what a radar addslights up by your profile
The signal categories that matter for a yard like yours. Lit = a commercial radar would extend your reach here; dim = not relevant to your profile.
coverage a radar would add
not relevant to your profile
This is the map — the reach. The named, verified, dated pipeline behind each lit category, run daily and carried to a booked slot, is the embedded engagement, not a free download.
The named pipeline — built on your yardon a call
The coverage above is the map. The actual names — which owners are approaching a decision, which specific hulls are entering a survey window, dated and verified — are built privately, scoped to your yard.
This tool lists no third-party owners or vessels. It sizes the opportunity from your own numbers; the named, daily-run pipeline is the embedded engagement, not a free download.
This is your map from your own numbers. The live radar — the named owners actually approaching a decision, the real survey timings, the pipeline carried signal-to-slot — is built on your actual yard.
A 30-minute look — not a pitch →
Every figure reacts to your own inputs and is illustrative, recalibrated against your real numbers on a call. This tool lists no third-party owners or vessels — the named pipeline is built privately, scoped to your yard. Margin-gap default (8%) is an industry assumption.