The Swan-Tide: Crew Feedback and Vessel Data

Deep Sea Supply has announced the successful acquisition of time charter contracts for its Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs), the 'Sea Supra' and 'Sea Swan', as part of its operational expansion in South-East Asia. According to the company's recent press release, each vessel is set to operate under a contract covering two firm wells, with additional options available. The expected operational timeline for these charters is a minimum of 255 days, exclusive of the optional extensions. The contracts are anticipated to begin in late May 2017, marking a significant milestone in Deep Sea Supply's ongoing commitment to supporting regional offshore projects.

On Tuesday, September 2nd, Deep Sea Supply celebrated the delivery of its latest addition to the fleet, the newly built Platform Supply Vessel (PSV) named 'Sea Swan'. This impressive vessel features the innovative Ulstein PX 105 design and was constructed at the Sinopacific shipyard in China. The 'Sea Swan' boasts notable specifications, including a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 4,700 and a spacious deck area of 1,000 square meters. Equipped with a clean design and diesel-electric propulsion, this PSV also incorporates the advanced X-bow design, which significantly enhances fuel efficiency. With the arrival of 'Sea Swan', Deep Sea Supply's operational fleet now comprises 15 Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessels and 23 PSVs, totaling an impressive 38 vessels in its maritime operations.