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ABU DHABI — Esnaad, Adnoc’s wholly-owned service company, which provides offshore support services to oil companies, and Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB) have signed an agreement to design and build a 40-metre crew boat, with an option for a second vessel.
This is the first vessel to be awarded by Esnaad as part of its major fleet replacement programme started earlier this year and underlines ADSB’s capability to compete and win contracts in the commercial marine market as well as in the naval sector.
William Saltzer, ADSB’s CEO said: "We are proud and delighted to have been selected to build these boats for Esnaad. This once again reflects the confidence this customer has in our company, the expertise of our workforce and our fast-growing capability."
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