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MacGregor Anchor Handling Towing Winch Package For SPA90 AHTS Vessels

MacGregor has secured a significant contract to deliver an advanced Anchor Handling Towing Winch package for a series of SPA90 anchor handling tug supply vessels. The vessels are owned by SINOPACIFIC Engineering & Contracting Co Ltd (SPEC), providing end-to-end solutions and tonnage for offshore oil and gas, shipping and renewable energy industry. The MacGregor Anchor Handling Towing Winch package is designed to support the complex operations of SPA90, ensuring precision, safety, and operational efficiency in all offshore conditions. 

The MacGregor scope of supply includes anchor windlass with roller chain stoppers, anchor handling towing winch with dynamic lowering and hydraulic spooling device, tugger winches, capstans, and a power pack. It also includes 250T shark jaws towing pins. 

The first batch of winches is scheduled for delivery in April 2026, ensuring timely integration into the vessel’s construction schedule. The SPA90 is a diesel-electric (battery hybrid optional) shallow draft anchor handling tug supply vessel designed for worldwide operation, particularly in West Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

“We chose MacGregor for this project because of the company’s proven expertise and track record, especially in GPA 254, GPA654 and SPA80 series since 2010. MacGregor’s equipment has proven to be high-performance and operationally efficient. Additionally, MacGregor’s global installed base provides good after-sales service, which was our main consideration. We look forward to working with MacGregor on the successful completion of a highly significant project for our new SPA90 series,” says Mr. Zhang Yao, Vice General Manager, SINOPACIFIC Engineering & Contracting Co Ltd.

“MacGregor is proud to support the next generation of anchor handling tug supply vessels with our effective solutions. Our equipment is designed to maximise efficiency and safety while ensuring reliable operations in demanding offshore environments,” says Magnus Sjöberg, Senior Vice President, Equipment and Solutions Division, MacGregor. “The latest contract offers tangible evidence of MacGregor’s position as a preferred partner for these high-performance vessels. By delivering superior quality and reliable solutions, MacGregor will continue to play a vital role in advancing the offshore energy sector,” he concludes.

From left to right, the people in the photo are: Mr. Zheng Haian - Technical Consultant from SPEC, Mr. Huangfeng - Purchasing manager from SPEC, Mr. Zhang Hongliang - Deputy CTO from SPEC, Mr. Gary Weng - GM & CTO from SPEC, Mr. Lee seng - MacGregor Singapore, Mr. Quentin Zhang - Deputy GM from SPEC, Mr. Liu Fuchun - MacGregor China
From left to right, the people in the photo are: Mr. Zheng Haian – Technical Consultant from SPEC, Mr. Huangfeng – Purchasing manager from SPEC, Mr. Zhang Hongliang – Deputy CTO from SPEC, Mr. Gary Weng – GM & CTO from SPEC, Mr. Lee seng – MacGregor Singapore, Mr. Quentin Zhang – Deputy GM from SPEC, Mr. Liu Fuchun – MacGregor China

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