The vessel is a specialty built, high speed, shallow draft Catamaran with comfortable berthing for 26 persons ideally suited to support multi-mission offshore wind farm projects.
The vessel design includes a unique quad-propeller arrangement which allows the vessel to operate at a transit speed of 26 knots fully loaded and then once on location can power down and operate for days on end at 6 to 8 knots.
Ted Roche, President and CEO of Aqueos Corporation, stated “with the acquisition of the Sea Scout we are filling a void in the Gulf of Mexico and the North East Region of the US for the provision of a high spec, Jones Act complaint, Catamaran hull design multi-purpose service vessel. This vessel is ideally suited to support multi mission offshore wind farm and renewable projects. The Sea Scout will be outfitted to operate on a “plug and play” basis in either a Survey, LCV, CTV or ROV/Diving mode. This unique design and extremely efficient vessel meets the high specifications, safety and comfort expectations of Aqueos and our first-rate customer base.”
Roche further commented “Aqueos is now a Transitional Energy Service Provider with expanded service offerings beyond oil and gas to include offshore wind, civil and military markets. We are continually building on our past success and strategically looking forward to the future, guided by our core values of Excellence, Professionalism and Safety.”
