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Home›Fossil Energy›Rem Offshore Secures Contract for Newly Ordered Vessel (Norway)
Fossil Energy

November 8, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Rem Offshore Secures Contract for Newly Ordered Vessel (Norway)

Rem Offshore ASA today ordered an Offshore Construction Vessel at Kleven Verft AS, Norway. The vessel is of the MT6022 design with a length of 108 meters and a breadth of 22 meters. The OSCV is expected to be delivered in the first quarter 2014. The contract value for the vessel is approximately USD

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Rem Offshore ASA today ordered an Offshore Construction Vessel at Kleven Verft AS, Norway.

The vessel is of the MT6022 design with a length of 108 meters and a breadth of 22 meters. The OSCV is expected to be delivered in the first quarter 2014. The contract value for the vessel is approximately USD 104.6 million.

Rem Offshore has already secured a contract for the vessel. The firm contract period is approximately 8 years, with a further 5 yearly options. The $174.4 worth contract will kick off after the delivery of the vessel. Rem did not reveal the name of the client but said that the customer is “an international subsea company.”

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Offshore Energy Today Staff, November 8, 2012

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