HOS#257 | 2013 | 60m DP-1 AHTS (Emergency Towing Vessel) FiFi-1 / 82T BP

5 June 2024

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In case of interest, we can develop the attached Emergency Towage Vessel – for Private Sale. She is coming free in Oceania on July 1st from a long-term contract with the Government. She recently completed her SS in January this year. Vessel is built in 2013 and has a 370m2 clear deck area and certified to accommodate 42 POB.
The vessel is in good condition and has been well maintained throughout her contract in Oceania. Upon inspection, reputable Owners can arrange delivery in July 2024.

We can provide full details if of interest to direct Parties. Inspections may be arranged with minimal fuss either via third party inspector or your own personnel.

Disclaimer:
HOS offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A Buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to verify all details, as per Buyer desires (project/ scopes of work) in due course.

HOS#257 | 2013 | 60m DP-1 AHTS (Emergency Towing Vessel) FiFi-1 / 82T BP

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Price: $9,000,000.00

ID: HOS#257

Vessel Type: AHTS ( Emergency Response )

Built: 2013

GRT: 1945 T

NRT: 583 T

LOA: 60.5 m

Width: 15.8 m

Draft: 5 m

DP: DP I

BP: 82 T

Class: LR

Flag: TBD

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60m DP-1 AHTS (Emergency Towing Vessel) FiFi-1 / 82T BP:

The anchor handling tug supply vessel is specially modified to serve as a dedicated emergency towage vessel (ETV). It is uniquely designed for emergency towage tasks, ready to respond to maritime casualties as directed.

This vessel is particularly suited for emergency towage due to its bollard pull of 82 tonnes. It is also equipped to handle other maritime incidents, such as search and rescue operations and mitigating the effects of ship-sourced pollution, and carries oil pollution response equipment. Additionally, while patrolling its designated areas, the ETV is engaged for approximately 100 days each year in maintaining the aids to navigation network.