TF Federation Group LLC is a technical holding structured in specialised divisions — dry dock execution and marine systems retrofit through TF Marine, shore-side technical services through TF Industrial, and certified technical training through TF Praxis, in alliance with Bureau Veritas Ecuador.
Each division carries its own scope, standards and delivery model. Status is stated openly — what is running today, what launches next, and what is still being built.
Maritime technical execution and dry dock subcontracting for cruise, commercial, industrial and offshore fleets in regulated international shipyard environments.
Shore-side industrial technical services applying the same certified processes used at sea — piping systems, structural welding and industrial electrical installation.
Technical training division operating under a signed alliance with Bureau Veritas Ecuador — certified programmes for maritime, industrial and port organisations.
Institutional maritime platform organised by TF Federation Group in Puerto Ayora, Galápagos — regulatory dialogue on operations in the world's most sensitive marine ecosystems.
Support division for emergency and natural-disaster response — projected to provide technical and logistical assistance to maritime, port and island communities under institutional coordination. Currently in development; not yet contracting.
Technical and corporate apparel line for field crews and institutional programmes. Currently exploratory — no commercial activity.
Operations, coverage and institutional reach — from Miami and Guayaquil to the world's key marine hubs. Select any node for detail.
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Photographic record from executed technical scopes — marine piping and thermofusion, certified welding and brazing, heat exchanger renewal, rigging and machinery space integration. Select any image to view it full size.
Structured technical execution across marine systems, dry dock programmes and retrofit engineering within compliance-driven international shipyard frameworks.
Full-cycle integration of marine systems within regulated dry dock environments — from dimensional survey through commissioning under classification and environmental standards.
Structured multi-yard dry dock coordination and ship repair across international regulated environments. We operate where fleets dry dock — worldwide.
On-site engineering leadership and marine fabrication integrated into complex retrofit programmes. Dimensional validation and real-time field adaptation under classification standards.
End-to-end support for international maritime programmes — crew deployment, insurance, cross-border logistics and compliance documentation.
The same certified processes applied at sea, delivered onshore for port facilities, industrial plants and marine infrastructure.
Installation and modification of thermoplastic and metallic piping systems using certified thermofusion and welding procedures with full traceability.
Multi-process certified welding for industrial structures, supports and process equipment, executed under documented procedures and inspection criteria.
Industrial and marine electrical installation, maintenance support and technical documentation aligned with Ecuadorian and international installation standards.
Procedure control, inspection records and compliance documentation packages delivered with every scope — the same standard applied across marine and industrial work.
A compliance-first technical partnership model — structured for reliable scope leadership and consistent delivery within demanding international environments.
We take defined technical ownership within complex dry dock and retrofit programmes — integrating engineering control, compliance alignment and multi-discipline supervision from mobilisation to commissioning.
Operational structure across shipyards in Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and the Caribbean, built for rapid cross-yard deployment under consistent compliance frameworks.
ISO-aligned quality, environmental and safety management systems at every execution level, with certified welding and Georg Fischer thermofusion certification in all applicable scopes.
Built for enduring technical partnerships — from defined scope delivery toward integrated leadership responsibility across marine retrofit and ship repair.
Thermofusion certification held by TF Federation Group technicians
Process certifications and certification pathways held or operated by TF Federation Group.
TF Federation Group delivered complete engineering leadership within a regulated dry dock engine room retrofit, overseeing the full integration of a marine wastewater treatment system under severe spatial and classification constraints. The intervention combined dimensional survey, integration engineering, structural adaptation and controlled on-site execution — ensuring full compliance with MARPOL and classification requirements throughout.
Technical execution across multiple fleet sectors in regulated international dry dock environments on four continents.
Technical training under a signed alliance with Bureau Veritas Ecuador — for organisations and technicians who need compliance, reliability and certified competence.
Hybrid programme covering industrial and marine electrical fundamentals, installation practice and applicable Ecuadorian and international standards, with an optional Bureau Veritas certification pathway.
Practical welding programme built on multi-process field experience from international dry dock execution, with an optional Bureau Veritas certification pathway.
Training venue details are issued directly to registered participants.
HR, HSE and operations departments of maritime, industrial and port organisations
In-company, customised to organisational scope and compliance requirements
Bureau Veritas certification pathway — internationally recognised
ISO 9001 · 14001 · 45001 · MARPOL · SOLAS
A high-level international maritime platform organised by TF Federation Group — positioning the Americas–Pacific corridor at the centre of sector dialogue on safety, sustainability and operations in the world's most sensitive marine ecosystems.
In coordination with maritime authorities, classification societies and cruise operators. Institutional organisations and maritime companies interested in participating in GMS 2026 may submit an expression of interest to the organising committee.
Our leadership has attended official sector forums convened by Spain's maritime and port authorities, credentialed through formal government correspondence facilitating entry to Spain.
A multinational organisation combining field technical expertise with international administrative coordination — deployed where fleets operate, managed where decisions are made.
Strategic direction, commercial leadership and compliance governance across all TF Federation Group divisions.
Field execution leadership across dry dock and industrial scopes — technical supervision, certified welding and thermofusion oversight, and multi-discipline crew direction.
Crew resourcing, personnel documentation and workforce compliance for international deployments.
Project coordination, cross-yard logistics and execution scheduling from the Miami operations office.
Crew mobilisation — travel logistics, visas and Schengen zone operational support.
Financial planning, invoicing, insurance administration and contract cost control.
Client relations, commercial proposals and vendor qualification processes with fleet operators.
Procedure control, inspection records and compliance documentation across marine and industrial scopes.
Multinational technical crew specialised in marine systems retrofit, dry dock execution, certified welding and thermofusion — deployed across regulated shipyard environments in Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific.
Multinational team managing project coordination, logistics, compliance documentation and client relations — supporting field execution from our Miami operations office.
This notice sets out the legal framework governing payments made by TF Federation Group LLC and its personnel in every country where the group operates.
TF Federation Group LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, United States. As a United States person, the company and its subsidiaries, officers and personnel are subject to United States federal law wherever they operate, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the economic sanctions administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, and the federal prohibition on providing material support to designated organisations under 18 U.S.C. § 2339B.
The company does not make, offer, authorise or accept improper payments of any kind. This prohibition is not a matter of internal policy alone; it is a legal obligation with criminal consequences, and it applies equally to the company, to its subsidiaries and to any person acting on its behalf.
Several organised criminal groups operating in the region where the group maintains offices are currently designated by the United States Government under the categories referred to above. Payments to such groups constitute a federal offence for a United States person, irrespective of the circumstances in which they are demanded and irrespective of the country in which the demand is made. The company therefore has no legal discretion to make such payments.
Any attempt to obtain a payment through coercion, intimidation or threat, directed at the company, its personnel or its facilities, is reported to the competent authorities of the jurisdiction concerned and, where applicable, to the competent authorities of the United States. Extortion and kidnapping are serious criminal offences under the Ecuadorian Código Orgánico Integral Penal, as they are under the laws of the other jurisdictions in which the group operates.
For dry dock programme enquiries, marine or industrial technical requirements, training proposals, or GMS 2026 participation — reach out directly.