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Allseas’ new barge for shallow water offshore activities inaugurated

Sandpiper, Allseas’ new barge for shallow water offshore construction activities, was inaugurated today in Singapore with a special ceremony after several upgrading activities in 2022/2023.

Sandpiper is equipped with a 10-point mooring system, pipelay equipment suitable for laying pipe up to of 60 inches in diameter and a piggyback firing line for 6.50 inch diameter pipe.

Sandpiper is also fitted with a davit system that enables her to perform ‘mid-line’ tie-ins and a 800 t crane for construction work.

Sandpiper  operates worldwide, primarily in shallow water areas, both in support of Allseas’ pipelayers and for independent contracting. She can lay pipes up to a water depth of 150 m. Deeper water projects are possible with modifications depending on the projects specifics.

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