Our Technology

Our first floating freezer and cold storage barge is operational

Our barge will encompass all aspects of processing in one place: fish delivery, grading and sorting, freezing, storing – you name it. This different approach to processing results in better quality, improved value, and increased efficiency. Check out a 3D rendering of our first barge in action and stay up to date with construction by subscribing to our newsletter.

The comforts of home, the conveniences of town

Circle I

Circle’s first barge brings all of the perks and necessities of town directly to the fleet. From our patented fish unloading system to our quality measurement system, we are trailblazing the future of wild seafood.

Floating Processor, Freezer & Transport

Longer than a football field, Circle’s first barge will freeze up to 500,000 pounds of fish per day to a core temperature of -40 degrees, and hold and transport more than 10 million pounds of fish in super-frozen cold storage.

Our Approach

We’ve tailored our innovations to each of Alaska’s unique salmon fisheries, from seiners in Southeast and Prince William Sound to drift and set netters in Bristol Bay. We will build more barges to service other parts of Alaska in the years beyond.

Circle I Build

  1. Prepare and deliver barge base

    complete
  2. Fabricate processing equipment

    complete
  3. Construct engine room

    complete
  4. Construct main processing building

    complete
  5. Install refrigeration equipment

    complete
  6. Install processing equipment

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  7. Launch to support the 2025 salmon season!

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Circle II Build

  1. Prepare and deliver barge base

    underway
  2. Fabricate processing equipment

    standby
  3. Construct engine room

    standby
  4. Construct main processing building

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  5. Install refrigeration equipment

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  6. Install processing equipment

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  7. Launch!

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