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Praxis Wins DP3 and Vessel Management Upgrades on Bourbon Evolution Vessels

Praxis Automation Technology announce that it has secured a new contract from Sinoship Maritime Services to supply its advanced Dynamic Positioning (DP3), Vessel Management (VMS), and Thruster Control Systems (TCS) for the Bourbon Evolution 801 and Bourbon Evolution 803 multipurpose supply vessels.

The advanced Mega-Guard DP3 solution from Praxis provides triple-redundant control for safe and precise station-keeping in the most demanding offshore operations. The DP3 will be fully integrated with the company’s Mega-Guard Vessel Management System, ensuring seamless monitoring and control of all vital ship functions, and with Praxis’ Thruster Control System, which enables highly responsive manoeuvring under DP conditions.

A major contribution to this project will be provided by Praxis Qingdao Automation Technology, the company’s Chinese subsidiary, which is responsible for the engineering design, system integration and on-site commissioning services. The Qingdao team will play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth local execution of this high-end offshore automation project.

“Our integrated DP3, VMS and TCS package offers the highest levels of reliability, redundancy and operator confidence,” said Benjamin van Dam, Managing Director of Praxis Automation Technology. “We are proud to support Sinoship Maritime Services and our Qingdao engineering team to bring next-generation automation capability to these advanced offshore support vessels”

The Bourbon Evolution 801 and 803 are advanced subsea and offshore service vessels originally built for DP3 operations. Praxis’ new systems will enhance their precision, operational safety and long-term maintainability, supported by Praxis’ global service network and secure remote diagnostics through its Internet Ship View platform.

About Bourbon Offshore
Bourbon Offshore (part of BOURBON) is a leading global provider of maritime services for the offshore energy sector, serving both oil & gas and offshore wind markets.

It operates through three core divisions: Marine & Logistics, Subsea Services, and Mobility — delivering everything from anchor handling, towing, and supply services, to deepwater IMR (Inspection, Maintenance, Repair) operations with remote-operated vehicles.

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