(Photo: Forland Subsea)
Forland Subsea AS said it has entered a time charter contract for the multipurpose offshore vessel Forland Inspector.
The vessel, formerly known as Lewek Inspector, will be used for subsea operations, including remotely operated vehicle (ROV) support and crane work.
The charter has commenced, and is for nine months firm plus three months options.
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