Seacor
Otto Candies
GOL is building some 5000 ton boats
Thats pretty much it.
I am curious as to what companies have large OSVs that utilize the OSV-6000 license.
Chouest, Hornbeck, Gulfmark, and? Any others? What about Tidewater?
Seacor
Otto Candies
GOL is building some 5000 ton boats
Thats pretty much it.
Getting straight with Nate, because apparently getting right means your going to have to retake Nav Gen
So is that a no on Tidewater?
Chouest, The 2 new Aries boats are large OSVs and Harvey Gulf will e building 8 of them.
"Captain standard operating procedure for decision making is to do what feels right to you at the time, and then to give logical sounding justifications for what you were already going to do anyway" -
"Captain standard operating procedure for decision making is to do what feels right to you at the time, and then to give logical sounding justifications for what you were already going to do anyway" -
The wording is struck from the CFR (whenever it is updated and codified based on HR3619) , but the 6,000 ton license will remain. A requirement of the 10,000 ton is 1-year sea-time under the 6,000 ton license. The 6,000 ton endorsement isn't going anywhere. Just a new license with more requirements created. There is no longer a regulatory limit to the size of an OSV, but as far as manning, and current designs, there is no need to extend past 10,000 tons - for licensing. There is no basis and all parties seem to have settled at this number for several reasons, last I heard. There is a long way to go as far as developing the final result of a new license. At the end of the day, there will be more requirements of OSV's than a regular merchant ship.
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"Captain standard operating procedure for decision making is to do what feels right to you at the time, and then to give logical sounding justifications for what you were already going to do anyway" -
Seacor does NOT have a large osv program.
Chouest,Tidewater, Hornbeck, and Otto Candies definitely do.
Leigh
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Looking on GulfMark's website it appears that they do not have any Large OSVs in the Gulf of Mexico, is that just because of the state of drilling in the Gulf now or did they never have a Large OSV program?
I think they never had one. Their bigger boats are the ones they got when they acquired Rigdom Marine (not sure if I spelled that right).Originally Posted by Capt. Schmitt
It was Rigdon.
Yea the bigger boats are all 1600 ton boats.
Getting straight with Nate, because apparently getting right means your going to have to retake Nav Gen
PR-9 (August 25th, 2011)
Aries came out with a large OSV a few months ago and Harvey Gulf is starting a large OSV program pending CG approval
Originally Posted by Capt Leigh
Hornbeck has a large osv program? Interesting...
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