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Vard orders Red Rock Offshore Crane for new Cable Laying Vessel

Vard has contracted Red Rock Marine AS to deliver a  Knuckle Telescopic Offshore Crane for the new build CLV ordered by Van Oord in The Netherlands.

The vessel will strengthen Van Oord’s leadership position in the growing offshore wind market. Van Oord has a leading role in the laying and burying of offshore wind power cables. It highlights Van Oord’s drive to continuously reinforce its market position by investing in state-of-the-art sustainable technology.

Red Rock Marine AS will deliver a purpose built Knuckle Telescopic Offshore Crane in 2022. The vessel is scheduled to be delivered from Vard Brattvaag in Norway in 2023.

For further information please contact the Red Rock Sales Team.

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