Marinetrans secures major project logistics contracts for FLNG vessel construction

Marinetrans, a global leader in logistics solutions for the maritime and offshore industries, has been awarded the project logistics contract for two Floating Liquefied Natural Gas vessel construction projects. The contracts, spanning from 2025 to 2027, have been awarded by Black & Veatch, a Kansas-based leading engineering and construction company specializing in energy infrastructure.
Under the agreement, Marinetrans will provide comprehensive project logistics services, including the transportation of critical components, large heavy-lift deliveries, supply chain coordination, and on-site logistics support worldwide. These services will ensure the seamless execution of the FLNG vessel construction, a key development in global energy infrastructure.

“We are honored to be selected by Black & Veatch for these large projects,” said Reidar Evensen, Group Director, Projects & Offshore at Marinetrans. “Our expertise in complex logistics and focus on operational excellence ensure the timely and efficient construction of these state-of-the-art FLNG vessels.”
Vidar Olsen, Project Manager at Marinetrans, emphasized the company’s capability to take on the challenges of these large-scale projects: “Ensuring the smooth coordination of logistics for these FLNG vessels requires precision, industry expertise, and a highly dedicated team. We are excited to contribute to these projects and bring our experience in maritime logistics to the table.”
The project represents a major milestone in advancing offshore energy production and enhancing the global supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG). With a proven track record in handling large-scale logistics operations in the marine and energy markets, Marinetrans will leverage its extensive network and tailored logistics solutions to meet the unique challenges of this endeavor.
“Partnering with Marinetrans ensures that we have a reliable and experienced logistics provider to manage the intricate supply chain of these high-profile FLNG vessel projects,” Christina Chai, Supply Chain Director at Black & Veatch. “Their expertise in project logistics will play a crucial role in the successful execution of our operations.”

As global demand for LNG continues to rise, the construction of these FLNG vessels is a significant step toward increasing production capacity and enabling more flexible, sustainable energy solutions worldwide. Marinetrans’ involvement emphasizes its position as a key player in the global logistics landscape, capable of supporting complex offshore and maritime projects with precision and efficiency.
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