C-Job Naval Architects and Glomar unveiled the design of a next-generation Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) that the pair claims provides a breakthrough in versatility and sustainable engineering.
Purpose-built as Glomar’s first vessel of its kind, the design eliminates the need for multiple specialized ships. Engineered for peak performance across diverse offshore tasks — from subsea inspections and cable trenching to ROV operations — this vessel sets a new industry benchmark as a “Swiss Army knife” for offshore work.
“This project reflects C-Job’s drive to deliver innovative, future-proof vessel designs,” said Job Volwater, CEO and co-founder of C-Job Naval Architects. “Together with Glomar, we’ve created a flexible, high-performance vessel that meets today’s operational demands while embracing tomorrow’s sustainability standards.”
At nearly 80 meters, the vessel is optimized for offshore environments, featuring:
- DP2 positioning and Ice Class for precision in harsh conditions.
- ROV hangar, moon pool and dedicated trencher deck space for subsea operations.
- Accommodation for 60 personnel, with 42 comfortable single cabins, 9 double rooms, a gym and sauna.
- A sky and exposed lounge.
The OSV’s multifunctional design allows seamless transition between offshore roles, offering operators a cost-effective, future-ready solution.
Advancing Sustainable Operations The vessel is also a showcase of environmental innovation, equipped with:
- Dual-fuel engines (methanol and MGO).
- Integrated methanol tanks and battery power systems.
- Methanol Ready and Green Plus notations for top-tier sustainability compliance.