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Home›Operations & Maintenance›The Netherlands: Acta Marine Orders Another DP-1 Multi-Purpose Vessel
Operations & Maintenance

September 25, 2013 · about 13 years ago

The Netherlands: Acta Marine Orders Another DP-1 Multi-Purpose Vessel

Leading workboat operator Acta Marine is further expanding their fleet with a new multipurpose workboat with Dynamic Positioning and more than 35 tons bollard pull. The vessel, which will be named “Coastal Chariot”, is a sister vessel of Acta Marine’s existing DP-1 unit “Coastal Challenger”. The mul

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Leading workboat operator Acta Marine is further expanding their fleet with a new multipurpose workboat with Dynamic Positioning and more than 35 tons bollard pull. The vessel, which will be named “Coastal Chariot”, is a sister vessel of Acta Marine’s existing DP-1 unit “Coastal Challenger”. The multipurpose vessel has the following main characteristics:

• 35 by 12 meters • Propulsion power: 2,380 Kw (2 x fixed pitch propeller in nozzle and 1 azimuth thruster) • Two azimuthing bowthrusters: 250 kW each • 80 tons anchor handling winch • 310 Ton/meter hydraulic deck crane • DP-1 classification • Accommodation on board for 10 persons.

Coastal Chariot will be the fourth unit within Acta Marine’s fleet of 40 workboats that is equipped with Dynamic Positioning. The company was the first owner/operator to apply this technology upon such smaller type workboats. Also unique for a vessel of this power, is the operating draft of only 1.8 meters, making the vessel particularly suitable for operating in ultra-shallow waters and very close to coastlines. Furthermore, Acta Marine’s DP Multicats have a track record of being the most Fuel efficient DP Multicats in the market.

The vessel is currently under construction in the Netherlands by Maritiem Cluster Friesland. Upon delivery early 2014 the new build vessel will be available for charter.

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Press release, September 25, 2013; Image: Acta Marine

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