Dordrecht, Netherlands — Van Aalst Marine & Offshore is proud to announce the successful acquisition of a significant contract to provide its state-of-the-art Bulkhandling system for a new project with CRIST S.A. Poland, supporting operations for DOF in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The contract involves the integration of Van Aalst’s Bulkhandling system with Safeway’s Seagull gangway system on a DP3-class, battery-hybrid Multi-Purpose Supply Vessel (MPSV). This vessel is designed to face the tough maritime challenges of Newfoundland’s harsh environment, where high seas, fog, and icebergs are common.
“Our Bulkhandling system is specifically engineered to handle the demanding logistics of offshore operations. It ensures that bulk materials can be transferred safely and efficiently, even under the most challenging conditions,” said Jeroen van Lakerveld, Managing Director of Van Aalst Marine & Offshore. “This contract not only demonstrates our leadership in bulk transfer solutions but also strengthens our position in the global offshore market.”
The Bulkhandling system provided by Van Aalst Marine & Offshore is renowned for its reliability and efficiency, providing seamless operations. The system’s robust design and advanced technology facilitate a continuous supply chain, which is crucial for offshore energy projects.
The collaboration with Safeway also highlights the innovative spirit of Van Aalst Marine & Offshore, combining top-tier technology with Safeway’s advanced gangway solutions to set new standards in offshore safety and operational efficiency.
“We are excited about the synergies this project creates. Working together with Safeway and our clients, including CRIST, and DOF, allows us to showcase our expertise in a way that advances the entire industry,” added Jeroen van Lakerveld.
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