PRICE REDUCED! DP-2 ROV & Air Dive Support Vessel This cutting-edge offshore support vessel offers remarkable fuel efficiency with a 65% saving over traditional DSVs, and features a stable twin hull, advanced dive and ROV systems, and luxurious accommodations for up to 40 personnel, all while maintaining top-tier safety and operational capabilities. Vessel Owners price is negotiable subject to inspection. Owners require commercial style LOI further inspection arrangements in Oceania region. Inspection can be arranged with minimum fuss upon request, or 3rd Party independent marine surveying company quotation can be recommended to direct Buyers interests in due course.

Self Elevating Offshore Support Vessel This self-elevating offshore support vessel is 86.5 ft long with a 57 ft beam and a hull depth of 7 ft. It features 105 ft legs, a 24 ft by 12 ft pad, and is equipped with two telescopic deck-mounted cranes with capacities of 15 tons and 25 tons. Powered by GM 12V71 engines with 800 horsepower, it has a fuel consumption of 19.4 gallons per hour at full power. The vessel also has a 50 kW generator and can accommodate 21 personnel. It offers comprehensive electronic aids and communication systems, including GPS and radar.

Self Elevating Offshore Support Vessel This specialized Offshore Support Vessel is distinguished by its 150-foot legs with 48-inch diameter and 21-foot towers, providing robust stability and support. Featuring a 106.5-foot hull and a 69-foot beam, it boasts a total deck space of 2,754 square feet, including 1,719 square feet of clear area for heavy equipment. Powered by a GM 16V71 engine producing 1280 horsepower and a GM 6-71 generator supplying 99 kW, it supports up to 29 crew members with amenities like a galley, dining area, TV lounge, and laundry facilities. Equipped with GPS, radar, VHF radios, EPIRB, and a full compass,

Self Elevating Offshore Support Vessel This 130 ft vessel features a 42-inch diameter leg towering 14 ft above deck, with a hull spanning 90.5 ft LOA and a beam of 63 ft. It offers a spacious deck area of 2,288 ft² and accommodates up to 27 personnel in VIP-equipped facilities. Equipped with Nautilus cranes (80 ft and 50 ft booms), it handles loads up to 45 tons portside and 5 tons starboard. Powered by an 800 hp GM 12V71 engine with a bow thruster, it ensures efficient operations. Electronic aids include full GPS, radar, and communication systems. With substantial fuel and water capacities,

High-speed Passenger Ferry

This high-speed passenger ferry, originally built in Louisiana, was successfully repaired after sustaining hurricane damage. The hull and underwater sections have been fully restored. However, the interior, electronics, machinery, and exterior blast/paint work still require completion. The shipyard is prepared to finish these tasks for the next owner, enabling the vessel's return to service. Alternatively, the ferry can be purchased in its current state As-Is, allowing the buyer to undertake the remaining refurbishments independently.