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Home›Shipbuilding›Tidewater Invests in 2 PSVs
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June 13, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Tidewater Invests in 2 PSVs

Troms Offshore Supply AS, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tidewater Inc., has announced that Tidewater has entered into agreements to purchase two PSV Vard 08 vessels under construction, hulls no 791 and 792 at the Vard Vung Tau yard in Vietnam. The vessels have a length overall of 81,70m and a breadth

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Troms Offshore Supply AS, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tidewater Inc., has announced that Tidewater has entered into agreements to purchase two PSV Vard 08 vessels under construction, hulls no 791 and 792 at the Vard Vung Tau yard in Vietnam.

The vessels have a length overall of 81,70m and a breadth of 18,00m with a deck area of 830 m2.

The two ships will primarily be positioned for operations in the North Sea and arctic waters and will be managed by the Troms team in Norway. Delivery dates are expected in January and April 2015. Both sister ships are based on innovative environmentally friendly design and equipment and will be delivered with the class notation Clean Design.

In addition to the customary supply ship services, these ships will be prepared for North Sea and Barents Sea operations through the Ice C class notation and also carry firefighting and oil recovery equipment in accordance with NOFO 2009, Stanby rescue in accordance with NMD for up to 200 persons.

Troms Offshore believes that these ships will play an important role in the rescue and emergency planning in Northern Norway and in the Barents Sea.

Mårten Lunde, the CEO of Troms Offshore , said: “ This investment will enable us to grow the company and will create further employment opportunities both onshore and offshore. This will benefit the northern region as we predominately recruit our personnel from this area.

We have taken delivery of several vessels from the Vard group in Norway and are confident that their yard in Vietnam will deliver vessels with equivalent quality as those constructed in Norway.”

Troms Offshore Supply AS is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tidewater Inc., which is the leading provider of Offshore Services Vessels (OSVs) to the global energy industry. The company has its head office in New Orleans.

[mappress] June 13, 2014

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