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Bordelon Marine

Lockport, LA www.BordelonMarine.com

President & CEO: Wes Bordelon

Bordelon Marine is an example of how innovation can lead to success. Borde- lon designed and built a ? eet of special- ized light subsea intervention vessels, vessels that differentiated themselves from the pack and remained competi- tive through the worst offshore energy downturn in two generations.

Bordelon Marine is a privately held subsea and dive support company that specializes in IMR and light subsea in- tervention projects. The company de- signs and builds its own vessels at its shipyard in Houma, LA, Bordelon Ma- rine Shipbuilders. The company owns and operates three subsea vessels that are named Stingray 260 Class (ULIV)

Ultra-light intervention vessels. They are DP2 260-ft. vessels that feature a 50t AHC crane with 3,100m wire, (60)

POB, two work class ROV systems in- stalled, with internal control rooms and of? ces. Duel thru-hull USBL systems, helo-deck, and 6,200 sq ft of deck..

The Stingray vessels incorporate a number of high spec cutting edge tech: full vessel wide automation and power management systems controlling Tier3 diesel and electric propulsion systems;

DP2 and bridge integration technol- ogy usingduel Ranger2Pro INS USBL,

Cyanscan, RadaScan, and multi-DGPS inputs for positioning and tracking. The vessels can track two ROVs, multiple divers and deep-water positioning bea- cons simultaneously. www.marinetechnologynews.com

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