Damen Stan Patrol 3007
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The Damen Stan Patrol 3007 is a patrol vessel in The Damen Group's family of Damen Stan Patrol vessels.[1][2][3][4] The base design is built around an axe bow, and shallow draft.
Vessels built for the Bahamas are equipped with a stern launching ramp, so its waterjet powered pursuit boat can be launched and retrieved without requiring the vessel to first come to a stop.[1][5] The Bahamanian vessels are designed to carry a complement of 13 crew for up to a week.
Four 3007 vessels will be built for the Bahamas. The first one was to be delivered in mid 2015.[5]
Damen offers five choices of engines for the vessel, which provide top speeds between 22 and 32 knots.[3]
References
- ↑ Stan Patrol 3007, Damen Group, 2014-12-10. Retrieved on 2016-09-28. “Damen has designed the Stan Patrol 3007 to remain at sea for up to one week at a time. To meet that requirement, they have provided on board accommodation for a crew of 13, as well as a pantry and mess room.”
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Stan Patrol 3007: Executive Summary, Damen Group. Retrieved on 2016-09-28. “The Stan Patrol 3006 is based on the Sea Axe FCS 3307 design. This 33 meter vessel was developed by Damen in 2006 as a Fast Supplier for the offshore industry.”
- ↑ Alejandro Sanchez. Damen's presence in the Latin American and Caribbean market, Center for International Maritime Security, 2015-07-18. Retrieved on 2016-09-28. “One good example is the Bahamas, which formalized a deal with Damen in 2014 for a variety of vessels, including four Stan Patrol 4207, four SPa 3007, and one roll-off ship Stand Lander 5612. The shipbuilding portion of this multi-faceted contract is valued at around $149 million.”
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Eric Haun. Damen Outfitting First of Nine Bahamas Patrol Boats, Marine Link, 2014-12-14. Retrieved on 2016-09-28. “After launching, sea trials and extensive testing will follow a commissioning period of approximately 5 weeks and the first Stan Patrol 3007 should be delivered in week 26 of 2015.”