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Home›Fossil Energy›Deep Sea Supply Wins AHTS Deals in Malaysia, Brazil
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November 2, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Deep Sea Supply Wins AHTS Deals in Malaysia, Brazil

Deep Sea Supply, a Norwegian owner of offshore support vessels, has secured a 1 year contract for the AHTS vessel “Sea Eagle 1” for operations in Malaysia. The shipowner did not disclose the name of the client, but only said the client was “an international oil company”. The value of the contract, w

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Deep Sea Supply, a Norwegian owner of offshore support vessels, has secured a 1 year contract for the AHTS vessel “Sea Eagle 1” for operations in Malaysia.

The shipowner did not disclose the name of the client, but only said the client was “an international oil company”. The value of the contract, which began in late October, is estimated at $8.5 million.

Additionally, Deep Sea Supply revealed that its AHTS vessel “Sea Panther” has been awarded a 60 days firm contract with 12 weekly options with an international oil company for operations in Brazil. Total value of the firm contract $2.1 million. The Sea Panther’s contract kicks off in December.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, November 2, 2012

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