Jackson Offshore Operators LLC (JOO) of Harvey, La., and Houston, announced it is growing its Platform Supply Vessel (PSV) fleet with the acquisition of the 260-foot Storm. Once it has completed regulatory requirements, Storm will begin a five-year contract with Shell in the Gulf of Mexico. The vessel was built in 2015 and is expected to go back into service immediately upon completion of a special dry-docking survey and refurbishing, including installation of a new Z-drive azimuth thrusters at Bollinger Shipyards' at Amelia and Fourchon. La., including the installation of new Z-drive azimuth thrusters. Shell continues to make investments in lower carbon deepwater O&G production in the GoM and the communities that service this vital industry, especially in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, said Shona Mathie, a Shell Oil GM. Christening of the Storm is an "important milestone,” said Ben Bordelon, President/CEO of Bollinger. “Not two months ago, Hurricane Ida made landfall right here in Fourchon, wreaking havoc on the community. (Source: Work Boat 11/02/21)
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