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When completed, it is believed that the two U.S.-flagged vessels will be the largest offshore supply ships in the world. Todd Hornbeck, chairman, presi- dent and CEO of Hornbeck Offshore
Services, said the HOS 370s will be unlike any vessels now working in the
Gulf of Mexico. He said they are designed to have multiple Coast Guard certifications and will be able to support offshore construction, subsea well inter- vention, pipe hauling and floating hotel services, among other capabilities.
OSG to Time Charter
Product Carriers
Overseas Shipholding signed agree- ments with subsidiaries of Cido Tanker
Holding to timecharter a pair of prod- uct/chemical carriers for 10 years. The 47,000 dwt ships will be built at
Hyundai Mipo Dockyard and are sched- uled for delivery in 2009.
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