Wednesday, 24 April 2013

OMS SECURES CHARTER

We are very pleased to announce that we have just secured a major charter, at very short notice, using our Vessel Finding Service.

This is the timeline of events!

MONDAY 22 APRIL 2013 2044 HOURS

Received email request "not sure if you can help us at short notice, but we need a vessel to support a survey on the East Coast, commencing this Thursday"  All we were told in addition to this was that it required accommodation for 10 and it was for 24 hour operations.  Also, the request was from a totally new customer that we had not previously worked with.

.............Quick Brainstorm and Consideration of Current Range of Vessels...............................

MONDAY 22 APRIL 2013 2055 HOURS

Email sent to owner who may have suitable vessel, as even with the scant information we were given, we were not sure if any of our current vessels would be suitable

.................and in the meantime.....................................................

we sent an immediate response to the enquirer - "yes, we will do our best to help you - we are in the process of locating a suitable vessel for you and will revert soonest"

MONDAY 22 APRIL 2013 2100 HOURS

We have located what is potentially a suitable vessel and are awaiting details.  

Keeping both the owner and the enquirer informed at all stages.  We then asked the enquirer if they were able to give us any more details whilst compiling the vessel specification in our format.  The email that came in was unbelievable - certain specific requirements were mentioned and the vessel we had located had all of them!

MONDAY 22 APRIL 2013 2137 HOURS

Detailed specification of the located vessel submitted.  A 60m vessel, more than capable of fulfilling the requirements that is located in the vicinity that the customer requires.

MONDAY 22 APRIL 2139 HOURS

Confirmation that the vessel submitted would indeed fit the bill and a request for the rates

MONDAY 22 APRIL 2146 HOURS

Owner asked to provide rates and full details of his requirements for the proposed charter.  Response by return that this information would be with us early Tuesday morning as the owner was about to leave for a flight so he would work on this during flight and send as soon as he landed.

Customer informed of this and is happy to wait until first thing Tuesday morning

TUESDAY 23 APRIL 0536 HOURS

Rates and full details of requirement received from vessel owner.

TUESDAY 23 APRIL 0832 HOURS

Full, formal tender submitted to customer

TUESDAY 23 APRIL 0846 HOURS

Full details and rates sent by our customer to their customer for consideration.  Then by return email, a question on fuel capacity and cost which was answered immediately

TUESDAY 23 APRIL 1241 HOURS

Phone call from customer to say that our tender had been accepted.  

Vessel owner informed immediately and introductory email sent to both our customer and the vessel owner to make the introduction to each other so that they can finalise the details and arrange the BIMCO

At this point, on the verbal go-ahead, the vessel owner also commenced the mobilisation of his vessel as a vessel of this size requires 48 hours to mobilise.

During the rest of the day and into this morning, the Commercial Departments at both the customer and the vessel owner worked to get the BIMCO agreed whilst the Master carried on with the vessel mobilisation.

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL 1708 HOURS

The 3 words we had been eagerly awaiting "DONE AND SIGNED"


We think it is fair to say that we now have both a happy customer and a happy vessel owner, not to mention a slight bit of kudos for us in proving that we do indeed do what we say we are going to do, when we are going to.

Many thanks to all concerned.

IF YOU WISH TO TRY OUR VESSEL FINDING SERVICE  
PLEASE CONTACT 
ANDY ON 07590 688046 - ANDY_BCK@YAHOO.CO.UK 
OR 
ELLEN ON 07970 187812 - ELLEN.SPURGE@MAIL.COM








Saturday, 2 March 2013

POST CONFERENCE REVIEW - FEEDBACK

THE FEEDBACK THAT WE HAVE HAD FOLLOWING THE UK AND IRELAND VESSEL CO-OPERATIVE CONFERENCE







SOME OF THE COMMENTS WE HAVE RECEIVED

"Excellent - well done all concerned!!"      
                                                      "Good first conference, excellent venue"
"Very informative, good dialogue, constructive debate and networking" 

                                            "Very clear and informative, clear and good dialogue, constructive
                                                      debate and good and clear networking"

     "Excellent 1st conference with good attendance and speakers"           "Well Done!!"

"Useful initiative to address the requirements of the industry"

"Good to have an event on the East Coast"

"Most presentations nice and concise"

"I'd like to express my thanks to you for hosting a good first event; it is not easy to get the speakers, presentations, attendees together and to deliver a full day conference - congratulations" 

"Thank you for your invite to the conference, it was very impressive"

"Unfortunately I had to leave shortly after lunch but I found the morning session very interesting, especially Jules's presentation on seating and the management of whole body vibration"

"Thank you for a very productive conference in Great Yarmouth.  Although I was unable to remain for the entire day, I found it very well focussed and a fantastic structure to bring together the maritime network within the UK"

MANY THANKS TO ALL OF THOSE WHO ATTENDED


Monday, 11 February 2013

THE UK AND IRELAND VESSEL CO-OPERATIVE HIT THE HEADLINES

Since the idea of the Co-Operative was born, back in September last year, we are extremely grateful and actually quite humbled at the response we have had in support of our idea.

We have also had exposure in several publications, for which we are most thankful to the editors who have helped make this happen.

To date we have appeared in the following:

offshore WIND.biz


http://www.offshorewind.biz/2012/10/17/uk-oms-energy-marine-services-form-joint-venture-to-market-various-vessels/

http://www.offshorewind.biz/2013/02/01/vessel-co-operative-grows-uk-ireland-conference-on-its-way/?

Thanks to Dick Hill and Team



4C Offshore

http://www.4coffshore.com/windfarms/the-uk-and-ireland-vessel-co-operative-nid206.html

Thanks to Chris Anderson, Sue Crothers and Team


Renewable Focus

http://e-ditionsbyfry.com/Olive/ODE/RRF/Default.aspx?href=RRF/2013/01/01

Thanks to Gail Rajgor and Team


Wind Energy Network

http://content.yudu.com/Library/A21uqy/WENIssue15/resources/index.htm?referrerUrl=

Thanks to Duncan McGilvray and Team

Tuesday, 15 January 2013


AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER

IDEAL FOR ROUND 3 AND MET-MAST MAINTENANCE / SURVEY




MULTIPURPOSE WINDFARM SUPPORT / PASSENGER TRANSFER / ACCOMMODATION AND HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY VESSEL

General 

§  Length OA                 30.00m
§  Beam                         10.00m
§  Draft                              2.0m
§  GRT                                 311
§  NRT                                   91
§  Displacement – L/S      206.2t
§  Year of Build                  1985
§  Material                  Aluminium
§  Lying                    East Coast
§  Cruise Speed               12kts
§  Max Speed                  14kts

Technical Specifications

§  Main Engines – Scania DSI 14 - x 4
§  Auxiliary Engines – Scania – x 2
§  Bowthruster – Fore and Aft
§  Propellers – CPP – x 2
§  4 Point Mooring System with Bridge Control
§  Simplex DP with DGPS Survey Auto Track
§  Effer 14100 14 T Hydraulic crane - max 7000kg - 2050kg
§  Bunker Total – 20t
§  Accommodation for 16 persons including crew

Navigation and Communication Equipment


Furuno DSC FS-1562, Furuno DGPS GP-36, 2 x VHF-DSC Thrane&Thrane Sailor RT5022,
Furuno Remote station RB-700, Furuno MF DSC-6A with RX, JRC Navtex NCR-333, SAAB Transponder
AIS R4 navsystem, VHF SRA ME-61, DECCA Bridgemaster Type no. 65821-k, RACAL-DECCA Bright Track,
EMRI Autopilot SEM200, Meridian Gyrocompass SG Brown, Lehnkuhl gyrorepeater, Consilium Marine SAL
SD1 log, FUSO-403 Boatnav sonar, Stork Kwant engine order telegraph, Kockumation TI-50 typhon, 2 x
Viewsonic screens VP201b/VP2030b, Ericsson inter radio, 2 x 150mm NOR T17 magnetic compass


FOR MORE DETAILS OF THIS AND OUR OTHER VESSELS, PLEASE CONTACT ANDY - 07590 688046 

Saturday, 15 December 2012

SEASONS GREETINGS!

Seasonal Greetings from Offshore Marine Support and Energy Marine Services


We had previously thought that December was going to be quiet! How wrong we were, this has been one of the busiest months this year for enquiries (long may it continue).  

Both Richard and Andy would like to thank our customers, Past, Present and Future, we would also like to thank all the members and owners of vessels who have joined us in 2012. We can assure you all that we will be working throughout the christmas period to secure contracts for next year.





Red7 have asked us to market their entire marine equipment catalogue, which includes several Tugs, Jackup barges, modular pontoons, etc. 


We have also been approached by Clydeside Surveys to work with them on future projects.





We are planning our very own conference in the early part of January. We will be releasing details as and when we have them and we hope that many of you will be able to attend. We have secured several companies and one or two celebrities have agreed to join us. This is a free event please contact us for more details.

Recent Events

Andy was asked by RegenSW and RWE to take the stand at their Supply Chain Event in Exeter on the 5th December, this was to discuss the co-operative! this had a massive and very positive response that has lead to further opportunities for the group in the future (we will keep you posted on further developments).

We were also asked to submit an editorial to Wind Energy Network, the initial response to the submission was "we might be able to use this in the next edition" but after informing them that we had spoken at the above event we were told that our submission will be run as an industry lead article in the next edition, with a flag that there will be a future feature focus area on this subject, with contributions from many others.

We have previously been published by offshoreWIND.biz and we intend to have another article posted in the new year, feel free to submit anything to us so that we can publish on the web site, blog and anywhere else we can post it.

Now for 2013.

Planned events........



It is our intention to 
secure trade stands at All Energy in Aberdeen in May, we have already secured our stand again at Seawork (Southampton) in June.  We have also submitted a paper to see if we will be lucky enough to be able to speak at the conferences at All Energy.





WITHOUT NAMING ORGANISATIONS, it is safe to say that we are currently talking with just about all of the main energy companies at senior level, many of which are excited about the vessel co-operative (strength in numbers), supporting each other is the best way forward.

Please remember we are working to create a national presence with outstanding professional quality and support. 


Have a great Christmas and here's to 2013

Regards

Andy / Richard  

Friday, 30 November 2012

OMS ADDS RED7MARINE EQUIPMENT TO THEIR PORTFOLIO



We have been invited, by Red7Marine, to add their vast array of marine equipment to our portfolio of vessels, and associated equipment, available for charter.

Red7Marine (R7M) is a leading supplier of coastal and estuarial subsea engineering, marine civil engineering and marine renewables.  R7M own and operate a large fleet of marine plant, consisting of Classed Jack-Up Barges, Anchor and Spud Leg Coastal Barges together with a large range of modular road-transportable connecting pontoons in support of various construction activities.

Available vessels and equipment includes: 

Modular Jack-Up Barge - 24.4 x 17.1 x 2.45m (max deck load 250t)
Modular Jack-Up Barge - 29.3 x 17.1 x 2.45m (max deck load 250t)
2 x Modular Jack-Up Barges - 18.0 x 18.0 x 1.5m (max deck load 100t)
2 x Modular Jack-Up Barges - 18.3 x 12.2 x 1.5m (max deck load 80t)
Mono-Hull Jack-Up Barge - 18.0 x 15.0 x 3m (max deck load 200t)
Multipurpose Flat Top Barge - 41.9 x 16.8 x 2.9m (max deck load 700t)
Multipurpose Flat Top Barge - 30.0 x 23.2 x 2.4m (max deck load 670t)
Multipurpose Flat Top Barge - 29.2 x 18.2 x 3.3m (max deck load 690t)
Multipurpose Flat Top Barge - 34.0 x 11.0 x 2.5m (max deck load 525t)
2 x Multipurpose Flat Top Barges - 30.0 x 11.0 x 2.5m (max deck load 500t)
Multipurpose Flat Top Barge - 30.0 x 10.0 x 2.5m (max deck load 325t)
Multipurpose Flat Top Barge - 30.0 x 11.0 x 2.8m (max deck load 525t)




Offshore Support Vessel - 90.52 x 18.00 x 17.10m

Stan Tug 1205 - Bollard Pull 9t - 13.1 x 5.3m (draft 2.0m)
2 x Twin Screw Workboats - Bollard Pull 4t - 11.8 x 3.7m (draft 1.1m)
MCA Cat 3 / 4 - Bollard Pull 2t - 9.2 x 0.9m (draft 1.0m)




5 x 9.2m Schottel Tugs
3 x Shallow Draft 7m Schottel Tugs - Bollard Pull 1t - 7.0 x 2.4m (draft 0.9m)





Valiant DR 490 Rib - 4.9 x 1.9m




Valiant DR 520 Rib - 5.2 x 2.2m
Aluminium Workboat - 4.9 x 1.7 x 0.7m



2 Units of Modular Pontoons - 16.0 x 4.1 x 1.7m (max deck load 84t)
Dredger Barge - 16.0 x 10.8 x 1.7m
Modular Floats - Swim Ends - 4.75 x 2.1m
Modular Floats - Mid Sections - 4.2 x 2.1m







Crawler Cranes - 50t - 170t
Knuckle Boom Cranes                                  




FOR MORE DETAILS AND AVAILABILITY - CONTACT ANDY ON 07590 688046