BOURBON SUMATRA

BOURBON SUMATRA (IMO: 9719824) sailing under the Vanuatu flag. It has an overall length of 177 feets and a beam of 33 feets.

BOURBON SUMATRA

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Vessel Specification

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Owner / Operator

Note: Bourbon Corporation has undergone significant financial restructuring. Operational management and vessel assignments may have changed. Verify current operator status through live registry sources.

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Operating Region

• Primary Region: Offshore Oil & Gas support operations
• Known Operating Areas: Asia-Pacific region, including waters around Southeast Asia and the Pacific
• Trade Type: Offshore Supply / Support

Vessel Description

The Bourbon Sumatra is a Platform Supply Vessel (PSV) built to the PSV 4500 design class, operated under the Bourbon Offshore fleet. Constructed in 2015 at a Chinese shipyard under the Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering group, the vessel is designed to provide logistical supply support to offshore oil and gas installations.

The vessel is equipped with a DP-2 dynamic positioning system, enabling precise station-keeping in open-water offshore environments without anchoring. It features a large open cargo deck for the transport of drilling supplies, equipment, and other offshore materials, along with tanks for the carriage of bulk liquids including fuel, water, drilling mud, and dry bulk cargo.

Flagged in Vanuatu and managed by Bourbon Offshore SAS (France), the vessel operates within the commercial offshore support sector. Bourbon Corporation has been subject to major corporate restructuring, and vessel management arrangements should be confirmed through current official registry records.

Disclaimer: Data presented is compiled from publicly available maritime registries and AIS databases. Users should verify critical operational details through official sources such as Lloyd's Register, DNV, or the Vanuatu Maritime Authority.