Alex-F-Mccall Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

Seacor Marine is advancing its fleet with the launch of larger and more powerful mono-hull crew/supply vessels. The latest addition, the Alex F. McCall, boasts remarkable specifications. Stretching 186 feet between perpendiculars and featuring a molded depth of 13 feet, the vessel has a lightship displacement of 277 long tons (281.45 metric tons). Its extensive interior includes an impressive fuel capacity of 92,418 US gallons (approximately 349.8 cubic meters), alongside 10,848 US gallons (41.1 cubic meters) of drill/fresh water and 3,200 US gallons (12.1 cubic meters) of potable water. The discharge capabilities are noteworthy, with drill water being pumped at a rate of 300 gallons per minute to a depth of 380 feet and fuel oil at 354 gallons per minute up to 394 feet. The cargo deck measures 132 by 27 feet (40.2 by 8.2 meters), with a remarkable capacity of 400 long tons (406.4 metric tons). For personnel accommodations, the Alex F. McCall provides eleven berths across six cabins and seating for up to 64 passengers. Powering the vessel are three Cummins QSM11 engines driving 290-kW main generators, fulfilling both pumping and general onboard needs. These generators also supply power to the three electric-operated 200 HP Thrustmaster tunnel bow thrusters, enhancing the vessel's maneuverability. As a DP-2 certified crew-supply boat, the Alex F. McCall is set to make a significant impact in maritime operations.