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Home›Deepwater Installation›DOF Subsea lands 2-year extension deal for Skandi Africa
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November 3, 2020 · about 5 years ago

DOF Subsea lands 2-year extension deal for Skandi Africa

Norwegian offshore vessel owner DOF Subsea has secured a 2-year contract extension for the DP3 construction support vessel Skandi Africa. The Oslo-listed DOF said the new contract will commence in direct continuation with the current contract. Skandi Africa is a high-end subsea vessel designed for h

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Norwegian offshore vessel owner DOF Subsea has secured a 2-year contract extension for the DP3 construction support vessel Skandi Africa.

The Oslo-listed DOF said the new contract will commence in direct continuation with the current contract.

Skandi Africa is a high-end subsea vessel designed for harsh environment and deepwater subsea construction as well as flexlay operations.

DOF Subsea CEO, Mons S. Aase , stated, “Skandi Africa is the most sophisticated vessel in our fleet and we are looking forward to continue the journey, delivering successful installation campaigns.”

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Awarded “Ship of the Year 2015”, Skandi Africa begun its five-year charter commitment, working on global projects for TechnipFMC .

Built by Vard Soeviknes in Norway, the vessel has a length of 160.9 meters, a breadth of 32 meters.

It comes equipped with a 900 tonne active-heave compensated crane and also 650 tonne Tiltable Lay System which can operate in water depths up to 3,000 metres.

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