Sorry folks, but all the photos that I took earlier had to be taken down… except for this one.
The 26 meter, all aluminum, catamaran version of the Fast Crew Supplier is called the FCS 2610 “Twin Axe.”
The below vessel has been designed to best enable workers to transit to, and board offshore wind farms for maintenance. The image below shows two that are currently being constructed. Edwin de Smets, Yard Manager at Damen Shipywards Singapore notes each FCS 2610 takes approximately 34 weeks to build from start to finish.
Read more about the FCS 2610 HERE.
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