GSR dismantles vessels, port equipment and heavy industrial structures — and documents every tonne, from the first cut to final destination.
In operation since 2016
Consolidated figures from own operations and consortium work.
Before cutting begins, the asset, site constraints and each party's responsibilities must be understood.
Assess options for vessels, equipment and structures that have reached the end of their useful life.
Plan dismantling, lifting and removal around technical conditions and the available operating window.
Organise weighing, classification and documentation to connect each lot to its origin and destination.
Sequence asset and material removal to release areas within the agreed scope and access arrangements.
Scope is defined according to the asset, available documentation and the responsibilities of the client, GSR and its partners.
Review asset characteristics, location, documentation and constraints. Preliminary estimates depend on available data and may require a technical site visit.
Define dismantling sequence, lifting, access, risks and documentation requirements, with responsible technical professionals and permits where applicable.
Organise the team, equipment and partners around the contracted scope and agreed operating window.
Carry out planned dismantling, material segregation and waste handling according to project conditions.
Connect lots, weights, transport and destination to available documentation, using qualified operators where required.
Compile execution records and destination evidence in a dossier within the agreed scope. Validation and official submission depend on the responsible parties.
Three representative projects, with context, scope and the limits of the results presented.
Historical project result (approximate; not a promise of future performance)
A site in Gradim, São Gonçalo (RJ), on Guanabara Bay, with a yard and quay to support receiving, processing and dispatch according to the project.
Access, draft, berthing, availability and licensing requirements are confirmed project by project. Expansion facilities are not presented as available capacity.
Explore GSR and its facilitiesCircularOS is digital infrastructure in development to support project evidence organisation, traceability and measurement. Prototype, local environment, pilot and production operation are distinct stages; demonstrated features do not establish production readiness.
CircularOS is not presented as validated production operation. No claim is made of independent acceptance, external custody or validated backups. Tokenisation, environmental credits and regulatory integration are not promised as available features. Generated documents require technical validation before official submission; the system does not replace independent verification.
Provide the asset type, location, estimated scale and primary need. The initial assessment helps define technical next steps and any further information required.
After submission, we review the enquiry and may request documents or suggest a technical discussion, with no commitment to contract. A preliminary assessment is neither a final quotation nor technical validation of the asset.
