Offshore service agreement for MAN PrimeServ

The agreement covers the servicing of 15 vessels and 68 MAN four-stroke engines, including 44 of type 32/40 and 24 other engines of types 21/31, 28/32 and 27/38. The total number of cylinders included in the agreement is 518. The scope of the agreement includes maintenance-planning support, delivery of planned, unplanned and emergency spare-parts, technical support for scheduled and unscheduled service, engine-related training, and online service access.

Wayne Jones, head of MAN PrimeServ Diesel, said: “This is one of the pillars of our strategy: to enter into long-term contracts with professional clients who value the support of an OEM. Our global network, technical expertise and a strong commitment from all involved parties were the key factors in this success. When our organisation works together on such projects, we are a formidable team.”

Lars Heine Njåstad, speaking on behalf of DOF, said: “With this agreement we get advice on long-term planning for the MAN equipment in our fleet. This increases predictability and we strongly believe that such a strong cooperation will contribute to ensure maximum uptime for our vessels.”