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Last updated: 12 September 2026.
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I am a guide on this site, not Jorge and not an engineer. Anything technical, he answers himself.
Four things, all of them about how a vessel behaves in water:
Jorge reads every enquiry himself. You will get a much more useful first reply if you tell him:
There is no price list, and any figure I gave you here would be wrong.
It depends on the vessel, on how much geometry already exists and on how many conditions have to be simulated — a single resistance run and a full seakeeping study are not the same job.
What Jorge can do quickly is tell you whether your case is a two-week job or a two-month one. Send him the outline and he will come back with scope and a figure.
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A vertical journey from the ocean floor to the edge of space: submarines, container ships, hydrofoils, aircraft, rockets. Written in Spanish, still being written.
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