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February 24, 2026
Successful Sale of 2012-Built MPC 19 Multi-Role Crew Transfer Vessel
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We are delighted to announce the successful sale of a 2012-built MPC 19 crew transfer vessel, marking another completed transaction for our team.
Built for versatility and performance, this vessel has proven herself to be a highly capable and adaptable asset within the offshore wind sector. Designed with a moveable wheelhouse and an innovative modular three-section pod system, she can be rapidly configured to support a wide range of offshore operations.
Her multi-role capabilities include:
Crew transfer operations
Refueling support, with a fuel capacity of up to 16 tonnes
Survey operations
Dive support
Comprehensive O&M support
Powered by twin Cummins QSM 11 engines driving two Rolls-Royce FF41 water jets, the vessel delivers outstanding reliability, efficiency, and maneuverability—essential attributes for demanding offshore environments.
She is currently undergoing refit works at a shipyard in the UK. Upon completion, the vessel will relocate to the Mediterranean, where she will begin her next chapter under new ownership.
IMC Shipbrokers acted as sole broker in the transaction. We would like to thank all parties involved for their cooperation and professionalism throughout the process.
We wish the new owners fair winds and following seas.
Built for versatility and performance, this vessel has proven herself to be a highly capable and adaptable asset within the offshore wind sector. Designed with a moveable wheelhouse and an innovative modular three-section pod system, she can be rapidly configured to support a wide range of offshore operations.
Her multi-role capabilities include:
Crew transfer operations
Refueling support, with a fuel capacity of up to 16 tonnes
Survey operations
Dive support
Comprehensive O&M support
Powered by twin Cummins QSM 11 engines driving two Rolls-Royce FF41 water jets, the vessel delivers outstanding reliability, efficiency, and maneuverability—essential attributes for demanding offshore environments.
She is currently undergoing refit works at a shipyard in the UK. Upon completion, the vessel will relocate to the Mediterranean, where she will begin her next chapter under new ownership.
IMC Shipbrokers acted as sole broker in the transaction. We would like to thank all parties involved for their cooperation and professionalism throughout the process.
We wish the new owners fair winds and following seas.