Evotec, a leader in marine handling systems, has been awarded a significant contract to supply two advanced Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS) for Eidesvik Agalas’s second Construction Support Vessel (CSV). The vessel, which will be constructed at Sefine Shipyard in Turkey, is the sister ship to NB71.
Evotec’s scope of supply includes a handling package with integrated solutions such as control systems with active heave compensation, side doors, sheave arrangements, and hangar cranes. The Launch and Recovery System is engineered to ensure safe and efficient operations under demanding conditions, providing Eidesvik Agalas Reach AS with increased operational flexibility and sustainable performance.
“We’re pleased to have secured this contract. Delivering to a sister construction support vessel allows us to reuse both products and technology, which reduces resource consumption and increases predictability for Evotec. It also helps us safeguard jobs for our employees,” says Geir Henning Kalvatn, Sales Manager at Evotec.
“We’d also like to extend our thanks to NSK Ship Design, Reach Subsea, and Eidesvik Agalas Reach for the excellent collaboration — this wouldn’t have been possible without them.”
“This contract confirms our position as a key player in the offshore market. Interest in our sustainable and innovative solutions is growing, and we see this as an important step towards further strategic partnerships in the future.” says Jogeir Romestrand, CEO at Evotec.
