Eclipse Group Acquires Research Vessel

R/V New Horizon, Photo: Scripps Institution of OceanographyR/V New Horizon, Photo: Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Eclipse Group (EGI) has acquired the R/V New Horizon, a 170′ U.S. Flagged research vessel.

The vessel has been renamed the Bold Horizon to reflect EGI’s corporate vision, the company said.

The Bold Horizon is home ported at the 10th Avenue Marine Terminal located in San Diego, California.

“The addition of the Bold Horizon significantly enhances both the capability and availability of Eclipse Group assets to our valued clients on the west coast,” said Steven Saint-Amour, Chief Operations Officer. “The Bold Horizon will serve as a powerful and flexible platform for tasks ranging from marine survey, sensor deployment, to air crash investigation.”

Features of the Bold Horizon include an open main deck with a standardized 2’x 2′ Baxter Bolt pattern, an articulated stern A-frame with 11,500-pound safe working load, J-frame, deck crane, CTD, instrumentation and 10,000-meter sidescan winches. The working deck has direct access to a “wet” ocean lab, “dry” lab facilities and a 15-person conference room, office and other accommodations, EGI explained.

EGI’s 2,000-meter ROV Super Mohawk 15 has also been installed on the vessel.

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