MV GOODMAN Vessel Off-Hired Due to Technical Snag
MV GOODMAN vessel off-hired from November 18, 2025, due to a technical snag. Repairs are underway, and the company anticipates no impact on the project schedule.
The off-hire is expected to be short, and the company anticipates no impact on the project schedule.
The announcement reports a temporary technical issue with a vessel, but indicates minimal impact on project schedule.
* The HAL vessel “MV GOODMAN” has developed a technical snag and has been off hired with effect from 18th November 2025 at 20:00. * The vessel upon completion of repairs will go back to field shortly. * It is envisaged that with this short span of offhire there will not be any impact on the project schedule.
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