Gulf Marine Services (GMS) has been awarded a new contract in Europe for two of its Large-class self-propelled, self-elevating support vessels (SESVs), according to World Oil.
The agreement spans 985 days and will see the vessels continue to support offshore operations across the region.
The contract increases GMS’s total contracted backlog to US$540mn, reflecting continued demand for its specialised fleet and offshore support services.
The company operates a total of 13 SESVs, which are capable of platform refurbishment, well intervention, offshore wind support, installation, and decommissioning work.
GMS’s vessels operate across the Middle East, Europe, West Africa, and North America, providing flexible support for both oil and gas and renewable energy projects. The SESVs’ self-propelled and self-elevating capabilities allow them to mobilise efficiently, work in challenging offshore conditions, and perform a wide range of complex tasks for operators in multiple sectors.
The new European contract underscores the strategic importance of GMS’s fleet in supporting long-term offshore operations and highlights opportunities for growth in regions where demand for specialised vessels remains high.
