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DDW OFFSHORE AS

Lysaker, Norway

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DDW Offshore AS is based in Lysaker, Norway. The company operates the high-powered anchor handling vessel Skandi Peregrino, which was designed for operations across a wide range of water depths and environmental conditions. Built by STX, the vessel has a bollard pull of 191t and a BHP of 16,300. It is scheduled to undergo its next SPS in March 2029. DDW Offshore AS was founded in 2010 and can be contacted at Oksenøyveien 10 or P.O.Box 124 in Lysaker, Norway. The company's vessel serves operations with a specific focus on anchor handling.

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