Siem Industries, a leading company in the construction and operation of specialized marine vessels, has placed an order for two subsea construction vessels (OSCV) with a Chinese shipbuilding factory. These vessels are designed to be 145 meters long and are set to be built by Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding.
Design Details and Equipment of the Vessels
The new vessels have been designed in close collaboration between the Siem team and the shipbuilding factory. Both vessels will be equipped with two underwater cranes with capacities of 400 tons and 50 tons. This design focuses on operational flexibility and energy efficiency, enabling support for a wide range of activities in the offshore energy sectors.
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Delivery Schedule
The delivery of these vessels is scheduled for 2029 and 2030. Siem Industries has stated that this order represents the company's greater commitment to the subsea construction sector and is based on their previous experiences in owning and operating specialized marine vessels.
Subsea vessels are recognized as vital tools in marine energy projects, and with this move, Siem Industries is taking significant steps to strengthen its position in this market. Additionally, due to their optimized design, these vessels can help increase operational efficiency in marine projects.
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