1959 236 (ft.) Survey/Research Ship

72.58 M x 14.7 M Survey/Research Ship
Registered in Canada
Rebuilt in 1986
Propulsion: Diesel Electric: 4 x 1333 hp, 8 cyl Fairbanks Morse
Generators: 3 x 3408 Caterpillars
Emergency Generators: 3 x Deutz: Model a6m816
Propellers: 2 fixed pitch
Thruster: Bow Bubbler System
Gross Tonnage: 2152
Net Tonnage: 693
Maximum Load Draft: 4.98M
Fuel Capacity: 600 M3 @ 98% capacity
Fresh Water Capacity: 214 M/T
Cruising Speed: 11 knots
Maximum Speed: 14.5 knots
Cruising Range: 10,000 nautical miles @ 11.0 knots
Ice Class: Light icebreaker 100A

Present Available Berths: 12 single cabins, 20 double cabins

Reverse Osmosis:
Fresh Water Maker: Max capacity 15 M3 daily
Sewage Treatment Plant: Maximum capacity – 55 persons continuous
Flume Stability Tanks: 1 upper and 1 lower tank

Retractable Helicopter Storage Hangar
Helicopter Landing Pad
Helicopter Fuel Storage: 4 M3

Capacity of #1 Cargo Hold: 500 M3
Capacity of #2 Cargo Hold: 550 M3

2 Lounges
2 Dining Rooms

Full Bridge Navigation Package
Electronic Fire Monitoring and Alarm System
Full Galley with All Stainless Steel Equipment

Vessel is equipped with very large freezer and cooler storage compartments as well as dry stores and provisions compartments. With her fuel capacity at reduced speeds as would be used for survey/research purposes this vessel has the endurance to remain at sea for months without having to be replenished. As this vessel was a Coast Guard vessel she is fitted with all the equipment, insulation, heating, etc required for operations in Canadian Arctic Waters and along the East Coast of Canada and the United States.
This vessel has been maintained to the highest of standards as is evident upon inspection and in standing with Coast Guard policies.

Located on East Coast of Canada
Price: $2,000,000 USD - not available at present time - charter pending