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January 10, 2017 · about 9 years ago

VBMS hires Simon Møkster’s Stril Server vessel

Norway’s Simon Møkster Shipping has secured a new contract for Stril Server with VBMS, a subsidiary of Dutch offshore contractor Boskalis. The contract will start in April 2017 and is for five months plus options. According to the shipowner, the vessel will assist VBMS in the North Sea. Simon Møkste

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Norway’s Simon Møkster Shipping has secured a new contract for Stril Server with VBMS, a subsidiary of Dutch offshore contractor Boskalis.

The contract will start in April 2017 and is for five months plus options.

According to the shipowner, the vessel will assist VBMS in the North Sea.

Simon Møkster said this is its first contract with VBMS “giving the company another foothold in the offshore contractor market.”

The Stril Server is a subsea/windmill support vessel delivered in 2014. It has 70 tons AHC crane, ROV hangars and accommodation for 90 persons according to SPS guidelines.

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