Cargo and Supplies Delivery

Cargo and Supplies Delivery Services: Our Cargo and Delivery services ensures that essential materials, equipment, and supplies are transported to and from offshore platforms, rigs, ships, and other remote locations, enabling continuous and efficient operations. We deliver Drilling Equipment, Production Materials, Consumables and Provisions, Spare Parts and Repair Kits, and safety Equipment: Supply of safety gear, life-saving appliances, and personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Various Vessels and Transport Modes enable the efficient cargo delivery to platforms and other sites, such as Offshore Supply Vessels (OSVs) – OSVs are the primary vessels used for delivering cargo and supplies to offshore locations.

They are designed to carry a wide range of materials, including heavy equipment, bulk liquids, and containerized cargo. OSVs are equipped with large deck spaces and specialized handling equipment such as cranes and winches. Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs) – these are specifically designed to supply offshore platforms with essential cargo. They have features like dynamic positioning systems for precise maneuvering alongside platforms and tanks for transporting liquids like fuel, water, and drilling fluids.

Fast Supply Vessels (FSVs): FSVs are high-speed vessels used to quickly transport personnel, small cargo loads, and urgent supplies to offshore Efficiencie.

Our Cargo and Supplies Delivery Services are:

  • Efficienct: We offer reliable delivery services that ensure offshore operations have the necessary materials and supplies, reducing downtime and operational delays.
  • Flexible: Various transport modes, including OSVs, PSVs, helicopters, and FSVs, offer flexibility in delivering different types of cargo, even in challenging conditions.
  • Supports Remote Operations: These services are crucial for maintaining operations in remote offshore locations where onshore resupply is not feasible.
  • Regulatory Compliant: Cargo delivery operations must adhere to international and local maritime regulations, including those set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and national safety agencies.