Ocean Evolution - IMO:9733167

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2.8
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  • Accommodation
    4
  • Downtime Facilities
    1
  • Food & Drink
    3
  • Onboard Wifi
    2
  • Cleanliness
    4

Ocean Evolution Vessel Specification

The Ocean Evolution is a highly capable, US-flagged Multi-Purpose Subsea Construction Vessel engineered to handle the industry's most demanding deepwater offshore projects. Built in 2019 and operated by Oceaneering, this 108-metre vessel combines a massive deck capacity with a high-specification 250-metric-ton active heave-compensated crane, making it a premier choice for subsea construction, inspection, and maintenance operations. Powered by an efficient, eco-friendly 16 MW Tier 4 diesel-electric system and secured by precise DP2 station-keeping technology, it seamlessly deploys heavy work-class Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) and manages complex interventions. Operating primarily out of Port Fourchon, Louisiana, the vessel serves as a vital operational hub for advanced subsea energy projects across the Gulf of Mexico.
 
 
 
 
  • Vessel Name: 
    Ocean Evolution
  • Vessel Call Sign: 
    WDJ5527
  • Flag: 
    United States
    United States
  • Vessel IMO: 
    9733167
  • Vessel MMSI: 
    338293000
  • Type: 
    Supply Vessel
Ocean Evolution

The OCEAN EVOLUTION (IMO: 9733167) is an offshore supply vessel built in 2019 and currently sailing under the flag of the USA. With a carrying capacity of 5,200 tonnes, the vessel has a reported draught of 6.9 meters.

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  • Accommodation:
    4
  • Downtime Facilities:
    1
  • Food & Drink:
    3
  • Onboard Wifi:
    2
  • Cleanliness:
    4
Ruf
United States
2.8
31 Jan 2025
Visited as a service hand for about a month. While boarding you walk through the ROV hanger. Inside you will get a 70s-80s vibe. The living quarters were the nicest thing aboard. ROVs were very competent but freezing cold while visiting. Galley was good but you feel rushed due to its small size. Getting food from the line is a little awkward until you get a rhythm. Only junk food for snacks. Internet is non-existent in your room. One small TV room and I never found a gym.

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