ATLANTIC VIKING

ATLANTIC VIKING (IMO: 9652806) is a Fishing vessel sailing under the Norway flag. It has an overall length of 243 feets and a beam of 49 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 258943000 IMO: 9652806 Call Sign: LDCO Flag State: Norway Vessel Type: Offshore Supply Vessel / Platform Supply Vessel (PSV) AIS Type: 35 (Military/Naval – Cross-reference required) / Offshore Vessel

Specifications

Gross Tonnage: 4,507 GT Deadweight: 4,200 DWT Length Overall: 93.4 m Beam: 21 m Draft: 6.8 m Built: 2013

Propulsion

Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric / Azimuth Thruster (Dynamic Positioning) Dynamic Positioning Class: DP2 Propulsion Configuration: Azimuth stern drives with bow thrusters

Shipyard

Builder: Ulstein Verft AS Shipyard Location: Ulsteinvik, Norway Hull Design: Ulstein X-BOW® design

Owner / Operator

Registered Owner: Viking Supply Ships AS Operator: Viking Supply Ships Management: Viking Supply Ships AB Country of Management: Sweden / Norway

Navigation and Communications Equipment

AIS Class: Class A GMDSS Equipped: Yes Navigation Area: GMDSS Sea Area A1/A2/A3

Operating Region

Primary Operating Region: North Sea and North Atlantic Secondary Operations: Arctic waters and Baltic Sea Trade Area: Offshore oil and gas support, icebreaking assistance operations in Arctic regions

Vessel Description

Atlantic Viking is a Platform Supply Vessel and anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) capable vessel built to Ulstein's distinctive X-BOW® hull configuration, which provides superior seakeeping performance and reduced slamming in heavy sea states common to North Atlantic and Arctic operations. Constructed at Ulstein Verft in Norway in 2013, the vessel operates under the Norwegian flag as part of the Viking Supply Ships fleet. The vessel is equipped with dynamic positioning systems to Class DP2 standard, enabling precise station-keeping during offshore operations without anchoring. Atlantic Viking is particularly suited to harsh environment offshore support, with ice-classed capabilities enabling operations in Arctic and sub-Arctic conditions in support of exploration and production activities across Scandinavian and North Atlantic offshore fields.