Platform Supply Vessel For Sale

General Dimensions and Configuration

Length: Approximately 80 meters, designed to ensure stability and ample space for offshore operations.

Hull: Modern and robust design, built to operate in harsh marine environments with high load and storage capacity.

Helipad:

Certified for helicopter take-off and landing operations.

Strategically located (typically on the top deck) to ensure safety and ease of access.

Designed to support emergency operations, rapid personnel transport, and supplies delivery.

Propulsion and Performance

Propulsion: Equipped with diesel engines or diesel-electric systems with high efficiency, providing sufficient power for both open sea and near-platform operations.

Dynamic Positioning (DP) System: Essential for maintaining position under varying conditions and during delicate operations, reducing the need for anchoring.

Speed and Range: Designed to achieve competitive cruising speeds (generally between 12 and 14 knots) and capable of long-duration operations without frequent refueling.

Operational and Cargo Capacity

Cargo and Storage Spaces: Ample areas dedicated to the transport of supplies, specialized equipment, and various materials.

Lifting Systems: Equipped with cranes or other handling equipment to safely load and unload heavy and bulky items.

Modular Configurations: Possibility to customize internal compartments to meet specific offshore operational needs.

Navigation, Communication, and Control Systems

Navigation Equipment: Includes advanced systems such as ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System), radar, AIS (Automatic Identification System), and weather sensors.

Communications: Integration of satellite systems, VHF radios, and other tools to maintain constant communication with the operational base and other units.

Monitoring and Automation Systems: Software for real-time monitoring of engine performance, positioning systems, and other onboard functionalities.

Safety and Compliance

International Certifications: Compliance with international standards and regulations such as SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) and MARPOL, with certifications issued by recognized bodies (e.g., DNV GL, ABS).

Emergency Systems: Equipped with advanced firefighting systems, lifeboats, evacuation systems, and emergency response plans.

Safe Helipad: Includes specific safety measures for helicopter operations, such as proper signage, protective barriers, and standard operating procedures.

Crew Comfort and Support

Modern Accommodations: Comfortable cabins, recreational areas, and common spaces designed for long-term stays onboard.

Onboard Services: Facilities for catering, medical support, and briefing areas, ensuring a safe and comfortable working environment.