Offshore Unlimited - 24m Catamaran Offshore Support Boat

www.offshoreunlimited.com.au/
Offshore Unlimited's new 24m catamaran offshore support boat built at the new Richardson Devine Marine facility in Hobart, Tasmania.
The design is based on Incat Crowthers recent successes in catamaran workboat design, utilising their high carrying capacity hullforms and capitalising on their experience to develop durable aluminium structures.
"Unlimited" is a 24.0m high speed catamaran workboat capable of carrying 50 tonnes of deadweight and a service speed of 26 knots. The main deck, has a carrying capacity of 24 tonnes, arranged for multiple uses and includes a moonpool for exploration services and the ability to carry a 20ft container. The deck is serviced by a Heila deck crane capable of lifting 3.5 tonnes, a remote release tow hook with a 15 tonne SWL and a 2 tonne SWL capstain.
The main accommodation is located fwd and contains space for a crew of 12. The main deck cabin houses the galley and crew mess area, along with two crew cabins for the senior crew. Wash facilities are also located on this deck, one accommodating laundry facilities. Junior crew cabins are located in both the port and starboard hull with a large pantry located aft in the port hull. Day accomodation and seating is provided for up to 38 persons.
The wheelhouse is located on the upper deck and features all round visibility from the helm seat. Crew and passenger seating is provided around the perimeter of the cabin. Two wing control stations are fitted forward on either side with a SOLAS rescue boat located aft within easy reach of the deck crane. The lastest electronic navigation aids, a full GMDSS compliant ship radio station, along with Inmarsat Fleet broadband and Iridium Openport sattelite communcation systems are fitted
Powered by twin Caterpillar C32s each producing 1,300hp the vessel has a service speed of 26 knots and an extended range of 1,875nm at 22 knots due to two large 12,500 litre fuel tanks. Unlimited is in USL 2A survey to 600nms from the Australian coast.

[@RuslanIsh]

unlimitedly perfect!

[@thadutchguy]

you'd better change the name to Offshore Yacht, amazing.
a floating villa.

[@dieseldog00]

25kn is slow. Needs power for at least 35kn.