Queen Victoria I is a compact yet powerful Cutter Suction Dredger (CSD) with a dredging capacity of 100 m³/hour and a maximum dredging depth of 8 meters. Built in 2008 by IHC Holland B.V. in the Netherlands, this vessel operates under the Indonesian flag and is registered in Jakarta. It is equipped with a Caterpillar 3412E main engine producing 485 kW (660 HP), a 390 kW (530 HP) IHC-900-175-350 pump engine, and a 52 kW (70 HP) IHC-955-50 cutter engine. With dimensions of 12.50 m x 5.72 m x 1.51 m and a swing width of 20 meters, it is designed for precision and efficiency in shallow-water dredging operations.

Queen Victoria I has contributed to several major projects, including:
2024 – Dredging at PLTU Labuan
2023 – Dredging at Musi River
2022 – Dredging at PLTU Pangkalan Susu
2019 – Dredging at PLTU Pangkalan Susu
2018 – Dredging at Benoa Port

Its reliable performance and agility in confined areas make Queen Victoria I an essential asset in supporting port maintenance and industrial dredging activities across Indonesia.