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Every Vessel Hunter story on Contracts: 11 stories, from 28 July 2026 to 7 October 2026. Newest: "Shell books Deepsea Mira for a Trinidad and Tobago campaign from April 2027". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.

Crew at work on the drill floor of a semisubmersible rig
Industry

Shell books Deepsea Mira for a Trinidad and Tobago campaign from April 2027

Northern Ocean has signed the semisubmersible Deepsea Mira to a Shell unit for about 150 days off Trinidad and Tobago from April 2027, worth about $70m firm.

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An offshore wind farm with turbines in open water
Industry

LS Marine Solution books record $113m Shinan Ui cable contract

LS Marine Solution has converted its preferred-bidder position at the 390 MW Shinan Ui offshore wind project into a KRW 156.9bn contract with Hanwha Ocean.

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Offshore drilling unit against a blue sky
Industry

Ventura Takes On Deep Value Driller and a $58m Petronas Well

Ventura Offshore will market and operate the drillship Deep Value Driller for Eldorado Drilling and has signed a one-well contract with Petronas in Indonesia worth about $58m.

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Quay crane loading a container onto a ship
Industry

CMA CGM Narrows $2,000 South America Surcharge to Contract Cargo

CMA CGM will keep a $2,000 peak season surcharge on dry containers from India's west coast, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to South America's east coast, but limit it to long-term contracts from September.

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Solstad Books Construction Vessel For Six Years Of West African Subsea Work
Industry

Solstad Books Construction Vessel For Six Years Of West African Subsea Work

Norwegian offshore vessel owner Solstad Maritime has signed a letter of intent with an undisclosed client for the construction support vessel Normand Cutter, covering three firm years with a further three years of options.

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Singaporean Operator Wins Subsea Diving Work In The Arabian Gulf
Industry

Singaporean Operator Wins Subsea Diving Work In The Arabian Gulf

A Singapore-based offshore marine services company has secured a lump-sum contract for subsea diving and installation work in the Arabian Gulf, with offshore execution scheduled for the third quarter.

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Drilling Contractor Adds Work For Three Rigs In Two Regions
Industry

Drilling Contractor Adds Work For Three Rigs In Two Regions

An offshore drilling contractor has added roughly two hundred million dollars of work across three rigs, in the United States Gulf and in Malaysia, against a backlog that stood at about 2.9 billion dollars in the middle of August.

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Contractor Wins Flexible Pipe Work On Angolan Deepwater Project
Industry

Contractor Wins Flexible Pipe Work On Angolan Deepwater Project

An offshore engineering contractor has been awarded a contract described as significant, a category indicating a value between 75 and 250 million dollars, for flexible flowlines and risers on a deepwater project offshore Angola.

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Tanker moored to buoys at an offshore loading point
Vessel sales

Tanker Owner Adds Third Newbuilding To Growing Revenue Backlog

A tanker owner has bought the company holding a 47,499 deadweight tonne newbuilding contract for delivery in 2029, lifting its revenue backlog around 24 percent to 379 million dollars.

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Two people signing paperwork at a desk
Industry

Shipping Body Warns On Legal Risks Of AI-Drafted Contract Clauses

A shipping industry body has warned owners and charterers about the legal risks of relying on artificial intelligence to draft contract clauses.

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An offshore construction vessel with a crane working near a platform
Industry

Saipem lands $913m contract double in Ivory Coast and Italy

Saipem has won two new contracts worth a combined $913 million, covering offshore development work in Ivory Coast and an onshore project in Italy.

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