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SEABULK
Seabulk Offshore started from fairly small beginnings in the 1990s.They are probably best known for their enthusiasm for buying up obscure supply ship companies with fleets of ageing ships. Apparently by 2005 they owned over 100 ships (Info from "The History of the Supply Ship") but all of them rather old, except for the three UT 755s which are included here.

In 2005 Seabulk became part of the Seacor empire which itself owned a lot of old stuff. Due to our failure to keep up with precisely what has been happening in the United States as far as this business is concerned we are leaving this page as it is, rather than trying to get this history together.

I reviewed this page in February 2012 and decided that trying to go back and research Seabulk would be time consuming and troublesome but from my book "The History of the Supply Ship" I discovered the words - that by 2005 Seabulk were operating a fleet of more than 100 ships, and certainly in 2005 I can finds records of 49 anchor-handlers and 40 platform ships. When I feel like it I may include details of these ships in this page.

 



UT755L SEABULK AFRICA
SEABULK AGRA
SEABULK BRAZIL		 BUILT: 2003 SIMEK

Photo by: George Craigen
GENERAL PROPULSION CARGO CAPACITY
Length OA 72 m Engines 2 x Bergen Fuel 1048 m3
Breadth 16 m BHP 5460 bhp Pot water 837 m3
DWT 3292 tonnes For'd Thrusters 2 x 800 bhp Mud 977 m3
Deck area 680 m2 Az Thruster   Base oil  
    Aft Thrusters 2 x 700 bhp Brine 390 m3
Year built 2003 Joystick   Dry bulk 320 m3
Shipyard  SIMEK DP   Tank Cleaning Tofte

 

 

 



 

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