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Home›Subsea›Bhagwan Marine Adds Two New Vessels to Its Fleet
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August 1, 2018 · about 8 years ago

Bhagwan Marine Adds Two New Vessels to Its Fleet

Bhagwan Marine has expanded its fleet with two new DP2 vessels, the CMV Athos and the DP2 SeaMaster. The CMV Athos is a 65-meter ABS classed multi-purpose anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessel, and the DP2 SeaMaster is a 40-meter multi-purpose catamaran suited for in-field maintenance and repair

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Bhagwan Marine has expanded its fleet with two new DP2 vessels, the CMV Athos and the DP2 SeaMaster.

The CMV Athos is a 65-meter ABS classed multi-purpose anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessel, and the DP2 SeaMaster is a 40-meter multi-purpose catamaran suited for in-field maintenance and repair duties including ROV, dive, safety standby, and accommodation campaigns.

Loui Kannikoski , managing director of Bhagwan Marine, said: “We’re talking to our clients every day now, and getting an even greater understanding of their needs. We listened when they told us what they need, and we went out and got it. And that’s the way we intend to operate – in close consultation with the industries we service.”

Upon arrival in Western Australian waters, both vessels were immediately deployed into term charters with Vermilion Oil & Gas Australia, Jadestone Energy and other oil & gas majors on various projects.

Photo: Bhagwan Marine

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