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Home›Offshore Wind›MCS to Take Delivery of 2 Damen Built Twin Axe Vessels (UK)
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January 2, 2012 · about 14 years ago

MCS to Take Delivery of 2 Damen Built Twin Axe Vessels (UK)

Maritime Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd is taking delivery of 2 Damen built Twin Axe Bow crew transfer vessels. The MCS SIROCCO will be delivered ex Singapore week 6 2012. This vessel is fitted with a surveyors desk in the w/house, a moon pool and increased cooling system to work in the tropics. This ve

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Maritime Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd is taking delivery of 2 Damen built Twin Axe Bow crew transfer vessels.

The MCS SIROCCO will be delivered ex Singapore week 6 2012. This vessel is fitted with a surveyors desk in the w/house, a moon pool and increased cooling system to work in the tropics. This vessel is open and can be delivered anywhere.

The 2nd vessel MCS TBN is scheduled for delivery end 2012 ex Vietnam.

Marine Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd has been successfully operating tugs and workboats since 1976.

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Offshore WIND staff, January 02, 2012; Image: damen

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