PHOTO: Olympic Delta Named


Norway’s Kleven Verft and Olympic Shipping held a naming ceremony on Saturday, July 4, for a newly built multipurpose subsea support & construction vessel Olympic Delta.

The MT 6021 MKII-design vessel was baptized by Cassie Dingman in Fosnavåg, followed by an Open Ship event.

To remind, Olympic Shipping has entered into a frame agreement with Delta Subsea for supply of two ROVs of Schilling Robotics HD 150 work class type, and the necessary crew for operations.

Olympic and Delta will jointly market the vessel to clients for Subsea, IMR and renewable markets or similar work.

The 94 meters long vessel is also equipped with an active heave compensated subsea crane capable of lifting 80t (900t/m – 30t at 30 meters) and has wire capacity of 2500 meters. The work deck is 900 square meters and has a moonpool of 6m x 6m. The vessel has accommodation for 80 persons.

Subsea World News Staff; Image: MT

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