Delta SubSea gets Olympic Delta vessel

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Delta SubSea entered into an agreement with Olympic Shipping for the Olympic Delta, a newly built multipurpose subsea support and construction vessel.

Image of the Olympic Delta. From Delta SubSea.

The Olympic Delta is a green vessel designed according to DNV class, with high focus on reduced fuel consumption, which also means lesser emission to the environment. The vessel is equipped with two Delta SubSea Schilling HD 150 HP work-class remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) from DSS’s fleet.

The 94m-long, Olympic Delta, has a maximum speed of 13 knots and is equipped with an 80 T (AHC) crane with 2000m of wire. The vessel also comes equipped with three bow thrusters designed for working in high currents and a 6m x 6m moon pool for construction work. The Olympic Delta hasone ROV hangerdeck area and two WROV LARS located on the starboard and port sides of the vessel. The vessel is equipped with Kongsberg K-Master DP control and navigation equipment and has 52 staterooms for 80-man POB.

“We’re thrilled to announce the addition of a second vessel to our growing line up,” Scott Dingman, DSS president and CEO said. “The Olympic Delta will extend our growth in the international market place by allowing Delta SubSea to better cater to our clients deepwater IMR and construction needs.”

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