Australian bulk carrier Lake Barring launched according to the Australia Station Intelligence Summary dated 1 February 1956

An item reported the launching of the 10,000 tons bulk carrier Lake Barrine by Evans Deakin&Co. Ltd., Brisbane, Australia for account of the Australian Shipping Board on 16 December 1955. It was believed that she would be completed by the first half of 1956. She was the first of the four of the Lake-class to be built for the Board, the second one was the Lake Colac.(1)

Note

1. Converted into a offshore drilling supply annex survey vessel after October 1972, Renamed 1973 Regional Enterprise and in 1981 Lacondon, broken up in 1982. IMO 5202483.

Source

Website Royal Australian Navy, Sea Power Centre.

Dutch offshore supply ship (ex-Britoil Power 2015-2018, Topaz Endurance 2018-2023) Fugro Resolve 2023-

Scheveningen, Netherlands 30 December 2024

Bahamas-flagged, homeport Nassau, MMSI 311001406 and call sign C6HA4. Converted for geotechnical drilling operations. As Britoil Power Singapore-flagged, IMO 9678769, call sign 9V2009, owners/manager Britoil Offshore Services, Singapore. Built by Britoil Indonesia, Batam, Indonesia in 2015. In 2020 Nigeria and Marshall Islands flagged, the latter again in 2022-2023. 

British deep-water drill ship Pacific Meltem 2013-

Port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, Spain 22 November 2023

Liberia-flagged, homeport Monrovia, IMO 9657818, MMSI 636016410 and call sign D5GB3. Launched by Samsung Shipbuiding&Heavy Industries, Geoje, South Korea on 10 August 2013 and completed on 26 November 2014. Owner Pacific Drilling VII, Tortola, British Virgin Islands and manager Pacific Drilling Services, Houston, Texas, USA. Part of fleet of Noble Corporation.

Cyprus-flagged multi-purpose drilling vessel (ex-Normand Draupne 1984-2015, Omalius 2015-2021) Geoquip Seehorn 2021-

Schelde off Vlissingen, 3 May 2021

Cyprus-flagged, homeport Limassol, IMO 8406470, MMSI 210204000 and call sign 5BSW5. As Omalius Belgium-flagged, homeport Antwerp, Belgium, IMO 8406470, MMSI 205682000 and call sign ORRS. Called a tug, supply vessel, multi-purpose drilling vessel and anchor handling tug supply. Ex-Normand Draupne renamed May 2015. Gross tonnage 3.385 tons, net tonnage 1.009 tons, lightship 3.032 tons and as dimensions 73,85 (between perpendiculars)-83,45 (over all) x 18,01 (extreme) x 7,95 (depth) x 5,57 (draught) metres. Laid down by Ulstein Hatlo A/S, Ulsteinvik, Norway with yard number 192 on 3 September 1984, launched on 11 March 1985, completed on 13 June 1985 and converted in 2015. Norway-flagged, 1985-2015, homeport Skudeneshavn and call sign LNZJ3. Owned as Omalius by G-tec s.a.&G-tec Offshore c.a., Milmort, Belgium and managed by Eco Shipping NV, Oostende, Belgium.

Dutch drill ship Bucentaur 1983-2017

Schelde off Vlissingen, Netherlands 17 May 2017

Anno October 2012 called a drill ship. Bahamas-flagged. Homeport Nassau. IMO 8112548, MMSI 311474000 and call sign C6SU4. Gross tonnage 2.768 tons, summer deadweight 2.200 tons and as dimensions 79 x 16 x 5,6 metres. Built in 1983 at Drammen Slip&Verksted, Drammen, Norway. Owned and managed by Fugro, Leidschendam, Netherlands. Broken up at Gent. Belgium.

Belgian multi-purpose drilling vessel (ex-Normand Draupne 1984-2015) Omalius 2015-

Schelde off Vlissingen, 25 October 2019

Belgium-flagged, homeport Antwerp, Belgium IMO 8406470, MMSI 205682000 and call sign ORRS. Called a tug, supply vessel, multi-purpose drilling vessel and anchor handling tug supply. Ex-Normand Draupne renamed May 2015. Gross tonnage 3.385 tons, net tonnage 1.009 tons, lightship 3.032 tons and as dimensions 73,85 (between perpendiculars)-83,45 (over all) x 18,01 (extreme) x 7,95 (depth) x 5,57 (draught) metres. Laid down by Ulstein Hatlo A/S, Ulsteinvik, Norway with yard number 192 on 3 September 1984, launched on 11 March 1985, completed on 13 June 1985 and converted in 2015. Norway-flagged, 1985-2015, homeport Skudeneshavn and call sign LNZJ3. Owned by G-tec s.a.&G-tec Offshore c.a., Milmort, Belgium and managed by Eco Shipping NV, Oostende, Belgium. 

Belgium-flagged drilling vessel (ex-Normand Draupne 1985-2015) Omalius 2015-

Schelde off Vlissingen, Netherlands 16 June 2017

Belgium-flagged, IMO 8406470, MMSI 205682000 and call sign ORRS. As the anchor handling vessel Norman Draupne owned and managed by Solstad Rederi, Skudeneshavn, Norway, Norway International Register-flagged, homeport Skudeneshavn, call sign LNZJ and MMSI 25834400. Built by Hatlo Verksted, Ulsteinvik, Norway in 1985. Sold to G-tec in 2015 and converted into the drilling vessel Omalius.