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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Stanford Marine secured a five-year contract for its Stanford Hawk offshore Angola. The contract, which comes with two 2-year options, comes from Total E&P Angola.
The Stanford Hawk contract is scheduled to commence in early February and has the vessel supporting process and storage activities of Total, by transporting personnel and cargo, as well as assisting in safety standby duties.
Stanford Marine’s GM, Darren Reeves, said “Having the Stanford Buzzard, an 87m PSV, in East Africa and now the Stanford Hawk in West Africa allows us to strengthen our presence on the continent and provides a platform to deploy more vessels in the region, if the right opportunity arises.”
The vessel sailed to Angola after a two week stay in Dubai, where contract specific modifications were completed. These included special removable boat landing and floating hoses.
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