Strategic Marine, a leading provider of specialised aluminium vessels, is proud to announce the signing of a new contract with Odyssey Group to build a state-of-the-art multi-purpose survey vessel. Incorporating the proven success of new technologies for operational use in Australia.
Under the terms of the agreement, Strategic Marine will construct the advanced survey vessel tailored to meet Odyssey...
As we reported earlier, Singapore Shipbuilder Strategic Marine recently delivered the first of three 35-meter crew transfer vessels that will be used by a national oil company in Africa for personnel transfer to offshore platforms and FPSO vessels.
Sea trials demonstrate maximum speed exceeding 53 knots under operational load. The vessels are based on an SES (surface effect ship) design and each is powered by four 16-cylinder MTU Series...
https://www.marinelog.com/offshore/rolls-royce-powers-worlds-fastest-offshore-crew-transfer-vessels/
Singapore-based Strategic Marine and BMT have used this week’s WindEnergy Hamburg event to is proud to to unveil the new StratCat35 crew transfer vessel (CTV).
Designed to meet a wider range of operator requirements while placing sustainability at the forefront of the offshore wind sector, the StratCat45 joins Strategic Marine’s range of CTV vessels.
At 35 meters in length, it offers an expansive deck area, improving storage capacity and allowing more working space.
The proven BMT Z-Bow hull form...
https://www.marinelog.com/offshore/offshore-wind/bmt-and-strategic-unveil-new-stratcat35-ctv-design/
Expanding its crew transfer vessel fleet from five CTVs to seven, France’s Louis Dreyfus Armateurs has placed an order at Strategic Marine for two sister ships order to its Esti’Vent and Acti’Vent, both based on the BMT StratCat 27 design.
Currently, LD Tide, a joint venture between Louis Dreyfus Armateurs and Tidal Transit, is managing a fleet of five CTVs. Three of these vessels are dedicated to the St-Nazaire offshore wind farm, serving EDF EN and GE Vernova, while Acti’Vent is used to...
A new crewboat has been delivered to a US operator while a Dutch firm places a rebuilt anchor handler in service. A UK builder launches a catamaran crewboat ordered by a repeat customer. Orders include those for six crewboats, a daughtercraft, and a floating gas processing unit. Workboat enters service with Netherlands’ Emar Offshore Services […]
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UK offshore support services company Mainprize Offshore has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Singapore shipbuilder Strategic Marine for the construction and delivery of six crewboats in a series. The MOU also covers the optional acquisition of up to six additional vessels. Each...
Singapore-headquartered Ventus Marine, a subsidiary of PSA Marine, has signed a contract with aluminum shipbuilder Strategic Marine for the construction of four BMT-designed 27-meter Z-bow hull crew transfer vessels (CTVs).
In addition to BMT’s Z-bow hull for improved seakeeping and efficiency, the vessels will feature BMT’s active fender system, for safe transfers, and advanced propulsion systems tailored to the operational requirements of the offshore wind markets.
The vessels are scheduled for...
https://www.marinelog.com/offshore/offshore-wind/ventus-marine-orders-z-bow-hulled-ctv-quartet/
UK operator Mainprize Offshore recently took delivery of two new crewboats in a series built by Strategic Marine of Singapore. MO10 and MO11 each have a semi-SWATH catamaran hull design that combines enhanced seakeeping with reduced fuel consumption and emissions. Each crewboat has all-aluminium...
Singapore shipbuilder Strategic Marine has handed over a new fast catamaran crewboat to an undisclosed South Korean owner. The newbuild will support the activities of clients in the South Korean domestic offshore wind industry. The crewboat has all-aluminium construction, an LOA of 27 metres, a...
\Scarborough, U.K., headquartered Mainprize Offshore Ltd has taken delivery of two new 27-meter crew transfer vessels from Singapore based Strategic Marine. The vessels, MO10 and MO11, each feature a Supa-SWATH hull designed to combines class-leading seakeeping with reduced fuel consumption and emissions. With a top speed of over 30 knots, bollard pull of 25 tons and a guaranteed transfer height of over 2 mHs, they couple low seasickness levels with a good fuel burn performance.
Scheduled for...
https://www.marinelog.com/news/strategic-marine-delivers-two-new-supa-swath-ctvs/