Technical marine component and measurement equipment

Buyer due diligence

Verify Vessel Core before you send an RFQ.

Use the public company details below for supplier onboarding, procurement records and independent checks.

Vessel Core OÜRegistry 17028043 · Tallinn, Estonia

Buyer verification path

Four checks before supplier onboarding.

Use the official sources and published contact routes below. Open the current record before relying on it because registry and VAT entries can change.

  1. Match the legal identity

    Compare Vessel Core OÜ and registry code 17028043 with the Estonian e-Business Register.

    Official register
  2. Validate the VAT number

    Enter EE102773714 in the European Commission's VIES service and retain the result required by your own process.

    EU VIES service
  3. Match the RFQ channel

    Use the published technical procurement address and telephone when recording the supplier contact.

    sales@vesselcore.eu
  4. Review the commercial boundary

    Availability, price, lead time, documentation and delivery terms remain specific to the written RFQ response.

    Terms & commercial disclaimer

Scope of this dossier: public identity and independent-check routes. It does not claim stock, authorised maker status, a delivery time or customer outcomes.

Public company details

Vessel Core OÜ

Registry code
17028043
VAT number
EE102773714
Registered address
Tähesaju tee 21-107, 13917 Tallinn, Estonia

Check independently

Use official sources in your own onboarding process.

Confirm the legal name and registry code in the Estonian e-Business Register. VAT validation can be performed through the European Commission's VIES service.

For vendor onboarding documents or a commercial contact route, email sales@vesselcore.eu.

Supply role

Marine parts sourcing and supply, led by technical evidence.

  • marine engine-room equipment and spares remain a core specialization;
  • the RFQ desk also reviews instrumentation, electrical, fluid, deck and multi-maker requests;
  • part references, nameplates, drawings, photos and previous wording can be used to clarify the request;
  • OEM requirements and alternative routes are reviewed case by case;
  • quantity, port, ETA and documentation needs stay visible through the quotation review.

Commercial clarity

What is confirmed only in writing.

  • availability, price, lead time, documentation and delivery terms are confirmed per RFQ;
  • maker names are used for identification and do not by themselves imply affiliation or authorised status;
  • technical suitability, interchangeability and approval requirements require request-specific review;
  • private customer, vessel, supplier, price, invoice and banking information is not published on this website.
Bulbous bow and forward hull of a cargo vessel in a dry dock, with the dock walls on either side and a person in a hard hat standing on the dock floor beneath it
Client vessel in dry dock, 7 September 2026. Photographed by Vessel Core during a yard visit and published with the owner's permission.

Field presence

The RFQ desk is run by someone who has stood there.

Most of what is on this page can be checked in a register. This cannot, so it is stated plainly instead: Vessel Core's work is not only correspondence. The photograph is a client's vessel in dry dock on 7 September 2026, taken during a yard visit, and the engine-room photography and video used elsewhere on this site were taken during that same visit.

Being aboard a vessel and having supplied the parts on it are two different claims, and this site keeps them apart everywhere it uses its own photography. Nothing in this frame was supplied, fitted or overhauled by Vessel Core. What it shows is where the requests come from, and that the questions asked back about a part number are asked by someone who has seen the space it has to fit into.

Ready to proceed

Send the evidence you have.

Photos, nameplates, part references, quantity, port and ETA are enough to start a structured RFQ review.