marine link image
Register now for the Port of the Future Conference • 2 Days, 50 Ports • Houston/Galveston area, TX • April 12–14, 2027

Sentinel Orders ERRV at Cosco Guandong

May 16, 2015

 China's COSCO (Guangdong) Shipyard has secured a contract from Aberdeen-based Sentinel Marine to build a TAERRV (Tanker Assist / Emergency Response / Rescue / Field Support Vessel).

 
Cosco says the vessel’s expected delivery date is in the first quarter of 2017.   Sentinel Marine has an option to order an additional TAERRV within six months.  
 
The shipbuilder and the client have agreed to keep the contract price confidential and the contract includes an option for a second vessel. According to a press release by the yard, COSCO Guangdong and Sentinel Marine have agreed to keep the contract price confidential.
 
The announcement comes as Cosco Shipyard urges cooperation between yards and rig owners during the offshore market's current downturn.
 
Sentinel Marine has been awarded a Statoil (UK) Ltd contract to provide a new multi role Emergency Response & Rescue Vessel (ERRV) to support operations on the Mariner field on the U.K. Continental Shelf.
 
At that time, Sentinel said the new 65 m ship, to be named Mariner Sentinel, will be custom built for Statoil and provide emergency cover, firefighting, oil spill response preparedness and tanker assist capabilities for the Mariner field.
 

Logistics News

Ports of Indiana Makes November 1 Leadership Transition

Ports of Indiana Makes November 1 Leadership Transition

HDI Global US Appoints New Underwriting Staff

HDI Global US Appoints New Underwriting Staff

WMU Celebrates 2026 Graduates

WMU Celebrates 2026 Graduates

Datamar Launches Commodity Explorer for South American Maritime Trade

Datamar Launches Commodity Explorer for South American Maritime Trade

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Smoke in the cabin causes emergency landing of a Boston bound Delta flight in Portugal
Russia claims it has struck Ukrainian defence industry vessels and facilities
TSA officers are not allowed to sit down during ID checks in US airports