Forland orders new Havila 857 design subsea vessel
Bergen, Norway, based Forland Shipping AS has signed a contract for a 110 m subsea vessel to be built at Havyard’s Leirvik shipyard in Sogn, Norway for delivery in August next year.
Bergen, Norway, based Forland Shipping AS has signed a contract for a 110 m subsea vessel to be built at Havyard’s Leirvik shipyard in Sogn, Norway for delivery in August next year.
A Danish shipyard that specializes in superyachts is entering the commercial market with a wind farm service vessel that will see its expertise in carbon fiber hull construction applied to a SWATH
Harvey Gulf International Marine, New Orleans, LA, ordered two additional 302 ft X 64 ft, dual fuel Offshore Supply Vessels from Trinity Offshore, Gulfport, MS. Harvey Gulf now has four dual fuel
Norway’s Bergen Group Fosen has signed a contract with Volstad Maritime AS to build a large and advanced OCV (Offshore Construction Vessel) with a length of 125 meters and a beam of
Paris headquartered offshore services giant Bourbon posted 2011 revenues of 1.08 billion euros — up 18.6 percent in 12 months in line with the objectives of the “Bourbon 2015 Leadership Strategy” plan.
A business alliance formed by Crowley Maritime Corporation’s Houston-headquartered solutions group and Australia’s PB Towage Ltd., part of the Pacific Basin Shipping group, will broaden the two comanies’ project management, marine project
Keppel Offshore & Marine Technology Center (KOMtech) and ConocoPhillips are jointly designing a first-of-its-kind ice-worthy jack-up rig to operate in one of the harshest marine frontiers, the Arctic Seas. This jack-up rig
LEEVAC Shipyards, LLC and LEEVAC Shipyards Jennings, LLC report the launch of the AET Partnership. The vessel is the third in a series of 187 ft x 46 ft x 15 ft
North Star Shipping, a division of Aberdeen, Scotland, based Craig Group, is to invest £50 million in building two new platform supply vessels at Astilleros Balenciaga SA in northern Spain. The two
Just weeks after its groundbreaking ceremony, Sembcorp Marine’s Brazilian shipyard Estaleiro Jurong Aracruz has secured a contract worth approximately US$792.5 million from a subsidiary of Sete Brasil Participacões S.A. for the design