VARD Banks €220M Vessel Construction Contract

UK’s Trinity House awards huge ship deal to Norway’s VARD

Trinity House, the General Lighthouse Authority for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar, has awarded a contract worth more than €220 million to VARD, the Norwegian subsidiary of Italy’s Fincantieri, to design and build two multi-function buoy and lighthouse maintenance vessels, according to the company. The award forms part of Trinity House’s fleet renewal programme, with the two new vessels replacing the existing THV Patricia and …

VARD Banks €220M Vessel Construction Contract

VARD, the Norwegian shipbuilding subsidiary of Italy's Fincantieri Group, won a contract valued at more than €220 million to design and build two next-generation buoy and lighthouse maintenance vessels for Trinity House, the General Lighthouse Authority for England…

Trinity House Awards 'Futures Afloat' Multi-Functional Vessels Contract to VARD

A contract for two new multi-functional vessels to serve Trinity House, the General Lighthouse Authority (GLA) for England, Wales, the Channel Islands, and Gibraltar, has been awarded to the VARD shipyard of Ålesund, Norway. The international shipbuilder VARD (Afloat adds, part…

VARD awarded contract to deliver two multi-function Buoy and Lighthouse maintenance vessels to Trinity House - Cyprus Shipping News

VARD was awarded the contract following a public tender. The two new vessels will replace the ageing THV Patricia and THV Galatea and are part of Trinity House’s plans to renew their fleet of three vessels. Trinity House is a maritime safety and welfare organisation that works for the benefit and safety of all mariners

Trinity House awards Vard two-ship “Future Afloat” contract

Fincantieri reports that its Norwegian subsidiary Vard has signed a contract for the design and construction of two multi-function buoy and lighthouse maintenance vessels for Trinity House, the general lighthouse authority for The post VIDEO: Trinity House awards Vard two-ship “Future Afloat” contract appeared first on Marine Log.