ASRY (Arab Shipbuilding and Repair Yard) announced the delivery of two autonomous fuel vessels to Bapco Refining, a subsidiary of Bapco Energies, during an official ceremony. This event took place on Wednesday and was attended by officials from the Ministry of Transport and Communications, as well as senior managers and representatives from both companies and other stakeholders.
Signing of the Delivery Protocol
During the ceremony, the delivery protocol was signed by Syed Mahmood Al-Mutawq, Executive Vice President of Technical and Engineering Services at Bapco Refining, and Dr. Ahmed Al-Abri, CEO of ASRY. The event included a video presentation showcasing key project stages from design to completion, followed by a visit to one of the vessels to observe its capabilities and operational systems.
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A Project from Design to Final Delivery
This project is the result of an integrated journey that began with design, engineering, and construction, continuing with the commissioning of the two vessels and their initial entry into the water. Subsequent stages included equipping, commissioning, technical testing, and drills to ensure complete readiness and formal delivery. Dr. Ahmed Al-Abri, CEO of ASRY, stated: "The final delivery of these two vessels is a significant milestone in the commissioning of this project and demonstrates ASRY's capability in executing integrated maritime construction projects at various stages, achieving operational readiness and final delivery in accordance with approved technical and operational requirements."
He also added: "We take pride in the efforts of our teams throughout the project implementation and appreciate the level of cooperation and coordination with Bapco Refining and all relevant parties that contributed to the success of this project and reaching this important milestone."
The successful completion of this project enhances ASRY's position and capabilities in shipbuilding and showcases their long-standing experience in ship repair and industrial and maritime projects. These achievements contribute to the ongoing growth of the maritime and industrial sectors in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
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