What’s in Your Workboat? Crew Transfer Vessel: Atlantic Endeavor

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Atlantic Endeavor Off shore wind crew transfer vessel (CTV)

Builder:Blount Boats Off shore workers: 24 Designer: Chartwell Marine Crew: 2-3 Owner: Atlantic Wind Transfers Flag: U.S. Jones Act Compliant Under construction: Scheduled for delivery in November 2020

This is Atlantic Wind Transfers’ second crew transfer vessel built at Blount Boats. The purpose-built CTV will be delivered and commissioned straight into service providing operations and maintenance support for Dominion Energy’s Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project. The two Siemens Gamesa 6MW turbines were installed this past June approximately 26 miles off the coast of Virginia Beach, Va.

Hull type: Catamaran H ull construction: Aluminum MAN engines Cummins generators ZF transmissions HamiltonJet waterjets with AVX Controls Drive shaft s built by Driveline Service of Portland Humphree USA interceptors Hull length: 64.9’ Beam: 28.4’ Draft : 4.4’ Service speed: 22-24 kts Sprint speed: 29 kts

Crew Transfer Vessel

Tank capacities: Fuel: 3,620 gal. F resh water: 215 gal. Grey water: 100 gal. Black water: 100 gal. Deck equipment: Palfi nger crane Nabrico anchor winch Fwd. deck cargo capacity: 10 mt

Bee Electrics electrical systems LopoLight navigation lighting Furuno USA navigation equipment (radar, AIS, GPS, SAT compass) Flir thermal camera, Cay Electronics Green Marine navigation monitors Liferaft & Survival safety equipment Imtra Corp. interior/exterior lighting Luminell, Imtra Corp. search light Passenger amenities: SAT TV & radio VSAT internet AC/heated Restrooms (2) Wet room/changing/storage

Classifi c ation/certifi cation: Th e vessel is designed and built in accordance with current applicable USCG rules, as well as all regulations incorporated by reference: USCG Subchapter L for Off shore Service Vessels (OSV); Oceans route up to 150 NM as an Off shore Supply Vessel