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FEATURE SPONSOR


ship repair • offshore • workboats


Crusader available for charter Offshore Supply Vessel


MMS Offshore Renewable Services Ltd offer the following from our Humber Logistics Support Base


Servicing: • Offshore Wind Farms • Ships • Platforms (Oil and Gas)


Role Capabilities: • Crew transfer • Survey work • Guard duties


• Equipment delivery


Delivery and Collection of: • Containers 2 x 20ft / 4 x 10ft


• Pallets • Deck cargoes • Skips (waste & recycling) • Fuel 14,000 litres • Fresh water 14,000 litres • Personnel x 12 (crew transfer)


Humber Logistics Support Base • Privately operated support base in Hull


• Secure storage and loadout facilities


• Crane and fork lift facilities • Transport • Serviced by our own shipyard


The MMS Crusader is a 25 metre catamaran built to DNV-GL classification standards.


For charter enquiries, please contact Rob Langton or Phil Woolhouse on +44 (0) 1482 221209 rlangton@mms-offshore.co.uk


www.mms-offshore.co.uk


FOR MARINE ENVIRONMENTS


§ UXO Risk Assessment incl. historical research


§ UXO survey preparation, execution, processing and evaluation


§ UXO identification and disposal § High quality standard of vessels, equipment and highly efficient technology


§ Experienced EOD professionals § Research & Development of technologies


Our vision on safety: No Incidents, No Accidents


Iso 9001, Iso 14001, Ohsas 18001, certified by Bureau Veritas


www.boskalis.com/hirdes


FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US! HEINRICH HIRDES EOD SERVICES GmbH Am Festungsgraben 10 21079 Hamburg Germany T +49 40 766094-0 F +49 40 766094-55 eod-services@boskalis.com


BOSKALIS EOD SERVICES (UK) LIMITED Westminster House Crompton Way Fareham, Hampshire PO15 5SS United Kingdom T +44 01489 885933 eod-services@boskalis.com


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