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May 26, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Norway: Rem Offshore Orders Four PSVs Worth Approximately $220 M

Rem Offshore ASA has ordered four large platform supply vessels. Two of the contracts are with Kleven Verft AS of the VS 485 design. The vessels will be delivered in June and September 2011. The value of the contracts with Kleven is approximately US $106 million (NOK 700 million). The other two cont

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Rem Offshore ASA has ordered four large platform supply vessels.

Two of the contracts are with Kleven Verft AS of the VS 485 design. The vessels will be delivered in June and September 2011. The value of the contracts with Kleven is approximately US $106 million (NOK 700 million).

The other two contracts are with STX Norway Offshore AS of the STX 06 CD design. The vessels will be delivered in October 2011 and January 2012. The value of the contracts with STX is approx US $114 million (NOK 750 million).

Rem Maritime AS was founded in 1996 with Åge Remøy as owner after a spin-off in a family company, where the activity was fishery. The Company manages today both fishing and offshore vessels. These vessels are individually organized in ship owned companies with REM Offshore ASA and Remøy Fiskeriselskap AS as main company for offshore and fishery.

The company are located in a new and modern office building at Fosnavåg Centre.

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Source: Remoffshore, May 26, 2010;

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