
One modular platform configurable for SAR, fast rescue, and water ambulance operations. Built on marine-grade aluminium, engineered for demanding Baltic and Nordic conditions.
Cross Water Modular is designed to replace single-purpose rescue boats with one platform that reconfigures around the mission in minutes. Standardized mounting points and quick-release modules are engineered to reduce turnaround time, training burden, and fleet complexity — while improving readiness and lowering lifecycle cost.
Quick-release modules swap dive, casualty care, and patrol fits between calls without yard time.
One hull family means one set of operating procedures across SAR, patrol, and dive teams.
Marine-grade aluminium hull and modular evolution stretch lifecycle cost across decades.
RIB 750 deflates to 2.1 m beam — air- or road-deployable as a rapid-response asset.
SAR, patrol, enforcement across one platform
Fleet SAR, auxiliary rescue, specialist recovery
Coastal and inland SAR operations
Rapid response combined with patrol
Incident response and man-overboard recovery
River, harbour, and inshore incident response
Clear sight forward and to the recovery zone
Ready at the recovery station
Stretcher and casualty care position
SAR coordination at the console
Casualty care and survivor management
Rescue-ready deck layout configurable for coast guard, volunteer rescue, and fleet SAR roles.
Operator-grade helm for extended SAR patrols; large T-top console option for weather protection.
SAR coordination and integration with national rescue communications networks.
Configurable for dual-role coast guard operations (SAR + patrol + surveillance).
Dive-ready configuration for SAR dive teams and recovery operations.
Configured module sets for each capability area are built to the operator's mission profile at quotation stage.
The RIB 750 (7.7 m, CE Category C/B) is a typical SAR fit — up to 52 knots top speed, 1,200 kg payload, 8 persons, 2.1 m deflated beam (container compatible) for rapid deployment. The RIB 950 (Cat B) suits extended coastal SAR. The RIB 1150 (Cat B/A) extends to offshore SAR. The XW 850 W monohull (14 persons) suits water ambulance roles where patient volume matters.

Tell us your SAR role, typical conditions, and crew. We'll respond with a tailored technical package, recommended configurations, and next steps.
Tell us your mission profile, operating environment, and timeline.
We map your requirements to a hull, modules, and integration plan.
You get a tailored technical package, recommended config, and next steps.