ST Engineering secures contract for Walk-to-Work vessel by 2027

It will feature motion-compensated gangway and a 10-ton crane.

ST Engineering has secured a landmark shipbuilding contract for the design and construction of a Walk-to-Work (W2W) vessel for a leading oil and gas company.

The W2W vessel will be 97 metres long and accommodate up to 106 people, and will feature motion-compensated gangway to enable safe personnel transfers and a 10-tonne crane for efficient load handling in rough seas.

This contract marks the company’s entry into the specialized market for offshore support vessels.

The vessel is expected to be completed by the first half of 2027.

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