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August 31, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Availability of Seajacks Vessels in Q3 2011 (UK)

Seajacks published report on availability of their jack-up vessels. Seajacks is a leading owner and operator of purpose-built self-propelled jack-up vessels. Seajacks currently owns and operates self-propelled jack-up vessels out of Great Yarmouth in the United Kingdom, ‘Seajacks Leviathan’ and ‘Sea

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Seajacks published report on availability of their jack-up vessels .

Seajacks is a leading owner and operator of purpose-built self-propelled jack-up vessels.

Seajacks currently owns and operates self-propelled jack-up vessels out of Great Yarmouth in the United Kingdom, ‘Seajacks Leviathan’ and ‘Seajacks Kraken’. The vessels facilitate installation and maintenance of offshore wind turbines, as well as the service and maintenance of offshore Oil and Gas platforms in the North Sea.

Designed specifically by GustoMSC, the leading designer of harsh environment jack-up barges in the world, these state-of-the-art vessels comply with UK, Dutch and Danish sector operating regulations. Both vessels have Safety Cases that have been accepted by the UK HSE.

Seajacks Vessels Available Q3 2011

• Seajacks Kraken will complete the Walney 2 assignment for DONG and is currently available for charter from the end of September 2011 to the beginning of November 2011.

• Seajacks Leviathan is currently available for charter from early March 2012 until end of July 2012.

When the Seajacks Kraken and Seajacks Leviathan vessels become available, they will be mobilised and ready to install Siemens 3.6 turbines, having just completed work at Walney 2 and Greater Gabbard respectively.

• Seajacks Zaratan is expected to be available from Q3 2013 following the completion of Meerwind Wind Park.

mappress] Source: seajacks, August 31, 2011

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