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  • 1979 Willard 50' MK 4

    1979 Willard 50' MK 4 Utility

      This versatile water craft is capable of carrying 39 persons and a crew of 2. Easily transformed into a Coast Guard Documented boat This versatile water craft is capable of carrying 39 persons and a crew of 2. Ea...

      $119,999 USD
      Fort Lauderdale, FL
    • 1986 Gulf Craft 100' Passenger

      1986 Gulf Craft 100' Passenger

        Ocean Thunder: complete stem to stern polished refit, COI 150, triple Tier 3, new gensets, full rewire, bow thruster, welded aluminum hull, current surveys. Turnkey for whale watching, ferries & charters. Brand i...

        $2,800,000 USD
        Monterey, CA
      • 45m Crane Vessel, non propelled

        45m Crane Vessel, non propelled for Sale

        • HP: 523 horsepower

        USED CRANE LIEBHERR HS 8100.1-E welded on barge / located in EUROPE OPERATING HOURS JUST ABOUT: 3.000 BOOM: 14 M COUNTERWEIGHTS: 26,3 TO Electric engine IEV ( INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT VERDUN) bucket included ...

        $2,572,558 USD
        Hamburg, Germany

      Overview

      Service vessels are specialized ships designed to support various operations in offshore industries such as oil and gas, renewable energy, and marine construction. These vessels include supply ships, standby vessels, and maintenance crafts, equipped with advanced technology to handle complex tasks and ensure the efficient and safe execution of projects at sea.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used service vessel?

      Consider the vessel's age, overall condition, previous operational history, and any included equipment. Verify maintenance records and inspect for wear or damage.

      How do I ensure the service vessel is shipped safely to my location?

      Work with a reputable marine transport service that specializes in shipping large vessels. Ensure the vessel is prepared for transit and secured properly to prevent damage.

      What is the maintenance schedule for a service vessel?

      Regular maintenance includes hull inspections, engine servicing, and checking navigational and operational equipment. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines and maritime regulations for detailed maintenance intervals.