Jiangsu Zhenjiang Shipyard recently launched the 84.8m SEALINK 179, an ABS-classed Multi-Purpose, Anchor Handling Supply Vessel (MPAHSV) built for Sealink International Berhad, a Malaysian offshore marine services provider. This vessel is classed by ABS and meets the HAB, ENVIRO and ORO requirements.
The Sealink 179 is outfitted with DP-2 station keeping, a diesel-electric power system and is designed to conduct oil recovery functions, platform supply, and external firefighting.
Images via Zhenjiang Shipbuilding
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