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| WorkBoat365.com|20|WorkBoat365.com | Summer 2025 |Contracts for the two state-of-the-art vessels were signed on 9 April, with construc%ufffdon to take place at Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Group in China. Based on the proven Salt Ship Design 308 OCV design, the vessels feature advanced equipment and systems to deliver enhanced performance, flexibility and func%ufffdonality.The new vessels boost Allseas%u2019 construc%ufffdon and support capacity, enabling greater deployment flexibility and freeing up exis%ufffdng offshore construc%ufffdon vessels for larger, more complex scopes of work. This investment ensures Allseas remains at the forefront of the growing offshore construc%ufffdon and subsea installa%ufffdon sectors. The first vessel is scheduled for delivery in September 2026, with the second following in December 2026. Cu%ufffdng-edge capabili%ufffdes for a dynamic market Each vessel will measure 100 metres in length, feature a 1,100 m%u00b2 cargo deck and accommodate up to 110 personnel. Advanced features include: %u2022 DP2 dynamic posi%ufffdoning system%u2022 150-tonne ac%ufffdve heave-compensated offshore crane%u2022 Hangar housing two work-class ROVs%u2022 Hybrid 1,500-kWh ba%ufffdery energy Allseas is bolstering its offshore construc%ufffdon capabili%ufffdes with the acquisi%ufffdon of two newbuild offshore construc%ufffdon vessels (OCVs). This strategic investment reinforces the company%u2019s fleet versa%ufffdlity and posi%ufffdons it for sustained growth in an evolving energy and subsea market.Allseas Expands Offshore Fleet With Two New Offshore Construction VesselsSHIP & BOAT BUILDING