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Home›Fossil Energy›Seamec secures more work for ‘Alliance’ DSV
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April 15, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Seamec secures more work for ‘Alliance’ DSV

India’s Seamec Ltd. has secured a contract extension for its Alliance diving support vessel. The company said today that the existing contract for the charter hire of the “Alliance” with Sea Horse General Contracting Establishment, UAE, Dubai for work in the Mediterranean sea, offshore Egypt, has be

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India’s Seamec Ltd. has secured a contract extension for its Alliance diving support vessel.

The company said today that the existing contract for the charter hire of the “Alliance” with Sea Horse General Contracting Establishment, UAE, Dubai for work in the Mediterranean sea, offshore Egypt, has been extended until 30th April, 2014.

Furthermore, Seamec has also entered into a charter deal with French Technip for the deployment of the vessel offshore Dubai for a firm period of 75 days. The charter is likely to start in mid-June 2014. The value of the contract with Technip is estimated at around $3.5 million.

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