Gennadiy-Nevelskoy

Arctech says it has finalized the first of four vessels commissioned by SCF Group for operation at the Sea of Okhotsk. The ship started its voyage from Helsinki to the Sakhalin Island on Sunday 5th March. The ship was named after a famous explorer of the Russian Far East, Gennadiy Nevelskoy, and it has been built according to the latest international standards for the safety of operation and protection of environment. More at http://en.portnews.ru/news/235291/

On 30 January 2017, the naming ceremony took place for a new ice-breaking platform supply vessel (IBSV) commissioned by SCF Group. She was named after Gennadiy Nevelskoy, a famous explorer of the Russian Far East. The new IBSV has been built according to the latest international standards of the global shipbuilding industry, and to the highest specifications set for vessels that operate in harsh environments. Gennadiy Nevelskoy (deadweight 3,000 tonnes) will have Saint Petersburg as her home port and will be registered under the Russian flag. She is the first of four vessels commissioned by SCF Group. The other three are ice-breaking standby vessels (IBSBVs) that have a smaller deadweight (2,000 tonnes), but offer enhanced functionality and a higher accommodation capacity. All the four vessels are being built at Arctech Helsinki Shipyard. Arctech has overall responsibility of the design, hull assembly, outfitting, testing and commissioning of the ships. Building of the vessels brings approximately 3500 man-years of work to Helsinki Shipyard. http://en.portnews.ru/news/233483/