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May 18, 2015 · about 11 years ago

‘Dalby Don’ on Schedule for October Launch

Dalby Offshore’s latest addition to the fleet – a 23m jet vessel the Dalby Don – is on schedule for her launch in October 2015. The Don is the sister to the Dalby Swale delivered in June 2014 from Alicat Workboats. The Swale has worked on the Greater Gabbard and London Array offshore wind farms. Whi

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Dalby Offshore’s latest addition to the fleet – a 23m jet vessel the Dalby Don – is on schedule for her launch in October 2015.

The Don is the sister to the Dalby Swale delivered in June 2014 from Alicat Workboats. The Swale has worked on the Greater Gabbard and London Array offshore wind farms.

Whit the addition of Dalby Don , the company will strengthen its current wind farm fleet, and it will be able to offer a more flexible diverse range of high specification vessels.

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