Solstad Maritime (SOMA) has successfully signed two significant contracts for its construction support vessel named Normand Australis. These contracts have been signed to carry out underwater activities and ROV support in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
Contract Details
The contracts are directly related to each other and are expected to commence in December. The total duration of these contracts is 250 days, including a 75-day option for extension. The total value of these significant contracts is estimated to be substantially within the range of 10 to 30 million dollars; however, the initial value of the contracts is estimated at the lower end of this range.
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Specifications of the Normand Australis Vessel
The Normand Australis vessel, measuring 82 meters in length, has the capacity to accommodate 118 people and will play a crucial role as a construction support vessel in executing these marine projects. The vessel's capabilities in supporting underwater operations make it a suitable option for these contracts.
Given the growing trend of marine projects in the Asia-Pacific region, these contracts demonstrate Solstad Maritime's commitment to developing marine activities and creating added value for its clients. These contracts will not only create new job opportunities but will also enhance collaborations and further investments in this sector.
With extensive experience in marine and underwater services, Solstad Maritime seems poised to achieve positive outcomes from these contracts in the near future and contribute to sustainable development in the maritime industry.
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