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New vessel joins Leask Marine fleet

Leask Marine Ltd have taken ownership of their latest new vessel, MV “C-FORCE”, a Damen 2712 multicat specifically designed for a diverse range of roles supporting the offshore marine renewable sector. 

The C-FORCE is 27.7m in length and 12.45m wide with a top speed of 10 knots, and compliments the rest of the bespoke fleet.

The Damen team turned the order around in record time to allow the Leask Marine team to use for her first project.

Douglas Leask, Managing Director of Leask Marine Ltd said “We are particularly pleased to have purchased the Damen 2712 Multicat, and the purchase of the C-FORCE is another significant milestone in the development of the business and provides a great enhancement to the range of services we provide. This is the latest of a number of significant investments over the past year and the result of this has been record growth for the business, working with some of the most recognisable international clients in the offshore marine renewable market.”

Leask Marine C-Force, our latest addition to the fleet.
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