Solstad announced multiple contract awards
Solstad Offshore is pleased to announce contract awards from Clients in the offshore energy markets with a combined duration of approx. 600 days and a gross value of approx. NOK 800 mill.
The contract awards include the following vessels:
CSV “Normand Baltic” has been awarded a minimum 70 days firm contract for providing cable repair support on an offshore wind project in Asia, with commencement in 2Q 2024, in direct continuation of present charter.
Additionally, ”Normand Baltic” has secured a further 150 days firm contract, with commencement in 1Q 2025, for “Walk to Work” and WROV services on another offshore wind project in Asia.
CSV “Normand Australis” has been awarded a 90 days firm contract for installation support on an offshore wind project in Asia, including WROV and survey services, with commencement in 2Q24.
CSV “Normand Sentinel” has been awarded a contract for 190 days firm for subsea construction work in West Africa. The contract includes WROV and survey services, commencement is in 2Q24.
AHTS “Normand Prosper” has been awarded a contract for an FPSO installation project in West Africa. Duration of this project is estimated to around 60 days with commencement in 2Q24.
“Normand Australis», «Normand Baltic», “Normand Sentinel” and “Normand Prosper” are owned by Solstad Maritime AS, in which Solstad Offshore ASA currently holds 31,6 %.
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