Fugro Searcher Launched25/01/2010 |
| In December 2009, Fugro Searcher was launched in Fassmer's Shipyard in Bremen. The vessel is to continue the final fit-out process followed by extensive sea trials in the New Year. It remains on schedule for formal delivery into Fugro Survey Limited's fleet in March 2010. Fassmer GmbH & Co KG of Bremen (Germany), with specialist input from Fugro Survey Limited, designed and constructed this new geophysical survey vessel, the first such new-building since the early 1980s. At 65 metres LOA and accommodation for 43 in en suite single and double cabins it will be a comfortable and spacious vessel on which to work and is fully capable of world-wide operations. |
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