Ulstein Verft has delivered Blue Thunder, the fourth of six medium-sized platform supply vessels of the PX121 design from Ulstein to Blue Ship Invest. Owned by Blue Ship Invest, a wholly-owned company in the Ulstein Group, the PSV is commercially and technically under the management of Atlantic Offshore. Blue Thunder will enter a 4-month contract with Statoil, with four monthly options.
“We have received good feedback from the operators on her three sister vessels, and we are very pleased that this ship also enters into a contract for work in the North Sea,” said Gunvor Ulstein, CEO of Ulstein Group and Managing Director of Ulstein Shipping. The remaining two vessels will be delivered later this year and all six vessels are for sale.
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