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ST Engineering Inks Deal to Build W2W Vessel

January 13, 2025
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ST Engineering Secures Contract for Specialized Walk-to-Work Vessel

ST Engineering has recently announced the signing of a shipbuilding contract for the design and construction of a Walk-to-Work (W2W) vessel for an undisclosed oil and gas company. This contract marks ST Engineering’s foray into the market for specialized vessels that support offshore operations.

The W2W vessel, measuring 97 meters in length and capable of accommodating 106 individuals, will be equipped with cutting-edge features to enhance its operational efficiency. One of the standout features of the vessel is its advanced motion-compensated gangway, which ensures safe personnel transfers even in challenging sea conditions. Additionally, the vessel will be equipped with a 10-ton crane featuring active heave compensation, enabling more effective load handling in rough seas.

According to ST Engineering, the construction of the W2W vessel is expected to be completed by the first half of 2027. Tan Leong Peng, President of Marine at ST Engineering, expressed his confidence in the company’s ability to deliver a vessel of exceptional quality and performance.

“Building a W2W vessel requires specialized expertise in marine engineering, advanced systems integration, and dynamic positioning – areas where we excel. Our selection for this project after a rigorous evaluation process underscores our commitment to excellence, quality, and adherence to global standards,” said Tan Leong Peng.

ST Engineering’s entry into the realm of specialized vessel construction signifies a strategic move to diversify its portfolio and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the offshore sector. With a strong track record in delivering innovative solutions for complex maritime challenges, ST Engineering is well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of the industry.

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As the demand for efficient and safe offshore operations continues to grow, the development of specialized vessels like the W2W vessel underscores the importance of technological advancements in enhancing operational capabilities and ensuring the safety of personnel working in offshore environments.

With its commitment to excellence and expertise in marine engineering, ST Engineering is poised to make a significant impact in the specialized vessel market and set new benchmarks for quality and performance in the maritime industry.

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