New order for Havyard 832 CD PSV
Vessel & ROV News - November 4, 2009
Havyard Group has announced that it is to deliver a design and engineering package for a Havyard 832 CD PSV to be built by Norwegian shipbuilder Simek AS for Havila Shipping. The vessel is to be delivered in the third quarter of 2010 and will enter into a five year contract with Maersk.
This is the third Havyard 832 CD to be built by Simek AS. The first, Stril Mariner, was recently delivered to Simon Møkster Shipping and has a long term contract with BP. A sister vessel, NB 122 will be delivered to the same owner in March 2010.
There are now two Havyard 832s delivered and another seven under construction for different Norwegian and international owners at various yards in Norway.
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