Olympic Triton
A multifunctional subsea vessel with a large deck area and large cargo capabilities for most operations. The vessel is equipped with a 150t AHC offshore crane, ROV hangar, large moon pool, helideck and can accommodate 100 persons. It has diesel-electric machinery which ensures low noise levels and low fuel consumption.
Primary specifications as built
Additional Data
Ship history
IMO 9383754Delivered on 25 October 2007 and named "Olympic Triton" on 26 October. The ship was delivered ahead of the contract date. After the name giving ceremony, the ship entered into a three-year contract to Canyon Offshore.
The yard had delivered two similar ships to Olympic Shipping earlier. Because of the positive feedback on those ships, Olympic chose a similar vessel, but further developed into a larger version. A sister vessel, the 'Olympic Intervention IV', was also ordered.
The ship was prepared for a tower and a 150-tonne A-frame on the stern. It can accommodate 100 persons for its underwater operations, but the permanent crew numbers about 20 persons.
Milestones
Olympic Shipping was restructured as Olympic Subsea ASA in 2017.
End May 2019: The vessel has been awarded a 12-month contract with further options in West Africa for an international oil company. The ship has been equipped with a gangway system.
February 2023: Reach Subsea has been awarded a 6-month, plus options, contract from a major renewable energy company for the delivery of offshore wind-related services. To serve this contract, Reach increases vessel capacity through a charter contract and a corresponding option arrangement with Olympic Subsea for the multifunctional subsea support and construction vessel, Olympic Triton.
"The market for subsea services is strong, and Reach Subsea has recently taken significant steps to secure increased and cost-efficient vessel capacity for the coming years. The Olympic Triton is a modern and versatile vessel which will be an important add-on to our fleet. The structure of the contract implies limited risk and a good upside for Reach and our partners," said Jostein Alendal, CEO of Reach Subsea.
Olympic Triton is a versatile multipurpose supply vessel (MPSV) with a 150-tonne crane and a large accommodation and deck capacity. The charter has a duration of 6 months, plus options, matching the contract with our renewable energy client. Further, Reach has the option to extend for another 3 years plus 2 years within 4 weeks of signing. Olympic Triton will be delivered to Reach Subsea in Q1 2023 in conjunction with the start-up of the renewable energy contract. The added capacity comes with a limited risk and significant upside for Reach Subsea, and includes an element of profit sharing.
2025, October: Reach Subsea extends the charter for “Olympic Triton” until February 2027, having exercised the first one-year option on the vessel. " The decision was made in light of the vessel’s strong operational performance and strategic value to Reach Subsea,” says Jorunn Stråbø Håvardsholm, Group Communication & Marketing Director at Reach Subsea. She highlights that “Olympic Triton” has provided solid support for several complex subsea operations, demonstrating high technical capability and operational reliability. “This has strengthened our confidence in the vessel as a long-term asset in the fleet."