Sea Tantalus, sister vessel to Sea Triumph and Sea Tortuga, image: Deep Sea Supply
Norwegian offshore supply vessel operator Deep Sea Supply reports today two of their 2014-built platform supply vessels, Sea Tortuga and Sea Triumph, have signed long term bareboat charter contracts with an undisclosed oil major.
The ships will be operating in Australian waters for at least 18 months with an 18 month extension option beginning in late March 2015.
The Sea Tortuga and Sea Triumph are 4,000 ton deadweight STX 05 L-design PSVs built by Cochin Shipyard.
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