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about 9 years ago

DOF Subsea’s Newbuild Starts Husky Energy Contract

DOF Subsea has informed that its newbuild vessel, Skandi Vinland, has started a contract with Husky Energy in Canada. In September 2015, DOF Subsea secured the contract with Husky Energy for the construction of a new light intervention vessel (LIV) committed to a 10-year inspection, maintenance and

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DOF Subsea has informed that its newbuild vessel, Skandi Vinland, has started a contract with Husky Energy in Canada.

In September 2015, DOF Subsea secured the contract with Husky Energy for the construction of a new light intervention vessel (LIV) committed to a 10-year inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) project off the East Coast of Canada.

The contract between the parties has a further 10 years option, the company said in a previous press release.

The Skandi Vinland, of Vard 3 08 design, was built in Norway. It has a length of 93.2 meters, beam of 20.0 meters and can accommodate up to 55 persons on board.

Mons S. Aase , the CEO of DOF Subsea, said: “This is a cornerstone contract for the group with high strategic importance through strengthened presence in the North America subsea region.”

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