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December 6, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Norway: OSM Expands its Fleet with Olympia Accommodation Barge

OSM, a Norway based, independent marine-services provider offering high-quality offshore and ship management and consultancy services is steadily growing in the West African market. The latest addition to the fleet is the accommodation barge «Olympia», owned by Intership. Intership has been at the h

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OSM, a Norway based, independent marine-services provider offering high-quality offshore and ship management and consultancy services is steadily growing in the West African market. The latest addition to the fleet is the accommodation barge «Olympia», owned by Intership.

Intership has been at the heart of the offshore accommodation market in the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Mexico, South East Asia and West Africa for the last 20 years. Intership is a major owner and operator of a fleet of accommodation work barges (AWBs) supporting the oil and gas industry.

«Olympia» is a deep water accommodation barge, has a length of 100 metres and a breadth of 30 metres, and can accommodate up to 500 persons in 137 fully air conditioned cabins with ensuite bathroom and fitted with lockers, desk and chair.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, December 6, 2011

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