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Home›Shipbuilding›Deep Sea Supply Takes Delivery of its New AHTS Vessel from India
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December 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Deep Sea Supply Takes Delivery of its New AHTS Vessel from India

Deep Sea Supply today announced that it has taken delivery of the newbuilding AHTS vessel “Sea Stoat” from ABG Shipyard, India. “Sea Stoat” is the 9th AHTS vessel delivered from ABG and concludes the series of newbuilding AHTS vessels from ABG to Deep Sea Supply. The Deep Sea Supply fleet now consis

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Deep Sea Supply today announced that it has taken delivery of the newbuilding AHTS vessel “Sea Stoat” from ABG Shipyard, India.

“Sea Stoat” is the 9th AHTS vessel delivered from ABG and concludes the series of newbuilding AHTS vessels from ABG to Deep Sea Supply.

The Deep Sea Supply fleet now consists of 15 AHTS and 8 PSVs, in total 23 vessels. In addition to the existing fleet, Deep Sea Supply has one large PSV under construction at STX OSV in Brazil.

[mappress] World Maritime News Staff, December 14, 2011; Image: Deep Sea Supply

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