Design and engineering consultancy Longitude has launched a compact platform supply vessel (PSV) design, the second in its IMT Isca series. The D-Flex design is an evolution of the IMT 984 (G-Class) design and aims to provide long-term economic value for shipowners.
This new addition targets cost efficiencies while maintaining adaptability for offshore energy operations in various regions. 2 meters in width, and a deadweight of 3,000 tons.
Its total deck area is 650 square meters, offering flexibility for owner-configured layouts. This includes alternative accommodation and powering configurations, as well as optional preparation for future alternative fuel options such as methanol.
The vessel's design ensures suitability across multiple geographies and crewing models, with flexibility around the maker's list allowing owners to align the vessel with preferred equipment or lifecycle strategies. Longitude's IMT Isca series represents the next generation of PSVs, evolved from the IMT-984 series to meet contemporary regulatory requirements while focusing on sustainability for the owner.
The company specializes in ship design, marine operations, facilities, and subsea and offshore wind design, with offices in over 15 countries worldwide.
The D-Flex design showcases Longitude's commitment to providing cost-efficient solutions for shipowners while maintaining adaptability for various operational requirements. By incorporating flexible layouts and alternative fuel options, the vessel can cater to the evolving needs of the offshore energy industry.
