Guo Hai Min Qiang rev

Guo Hai Min Qiang

Guo Hai Min Qiang (previously Crest Andromeda 5) is an Ulstein designed PX121 platform supply vessel. Meets clients’ operational expectations in terms of deck space, capacities, speed, position holding capabilities and fuel efficiency.

Owned By
Sinoocean
Built By
Partner yard
Year
2020
IMO Number
9725756
Operated By
COSL - China Oilfield Services Limited

Primary Specifications

Length
83.4 m
Beam
18.61 m
Dead weight
4,000 tonnes
Draught (max)
6.7 m
Speed (max)
14.5 kn
Accommodation
30 POB
Deck area
840 sqm

Additional Data

Fuel oil
1,475
Fresh water
1,055
Water ballast / Drill water
1,620
Dynamic Positioning
DP2
Fire Fighting
FiFi 1
Note: Specifications may have changed since the original completion date.
Classifications: DNV+1A1, OffshoreServiceVessel, SF, E0, DYNPOS-AUTR, CleanDesign, NAUT-OSV(A), COMF-V(3), LFLFuelled, FireFighterI, OILREC, BIS, DK(+), HL(p)

Ship history

The unique hull design and longer lines allow for better transit speed and efficiency, saving time and cost for the ship owner and their clients.

Four sister vessels were originally ordered, the first ship names were Crest Andromeda 1, Crest Andromeda 2, Crest Andromeda 3 and Crest Andromeda 5. All vessels have changed names and owner. In addition to PSV duties, some of the vessels are also prepared with increased accommodation and provisions for crane and ROV installation, which give the vessels the opportunity to trade in the IMR market.

 

Milestones

2017:
The shipbuilding company, Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding (SWS), is a subsidiary to China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC). In 2017, the four PSV newbuilds under construction were transferred to Tianjin CSSC CCB Investment Management, an asset management company and another subsidiary of CSSC.

2021: 
The vessel was delivered on 1 May 2021. Owned by Sinoocean, she will be sailing under Chinese flag in the South China Sea oil field. Same as her sisters, she is joining the COSL fleet.

2023: Still active - IMO 9725756