Vessels
Currently operating a fleet of over 70 vessels, Bram Offshore has a highly specialized lineup meticulously designed to perform specific tasks in the offshore support sector.
AHTS
Anchor Handling Towing Supply Vessels
Vessel designed for anchor handling, torpedo launching, demobilization, platform mobilization and anchoring (DMA), unit towing and heading, as well as transportation of a wide variety of cargoes, both liquid and bulk due to its large deck.
PSV
Platform Supply Vessels
This vessel is designed to transport materials essential to the continuity of operations in the oil and gas sector. Its capabilities include offshore operations involving container loading, supply of potable water, marine diesel oil, drilling fluids, and bulk cargo, as well as the transport of drilling pipes and equipment for well completion.
OSRV
Oil Spill Response Vessels
Vessels designed and equipped to respond to oil spills at sea, with ocean containment booms, skimmers with thrusters, and oil detection equipment.
WSSV
Well Service and Stimulation Vessels
They have a stimulation plant on deck that uses high-pressure pumps to perform acidification and fracturing operations, among other services, to improve hydrocarbon recovery. These vessels help maximize production and extend well life.
RSV
ROV Supply Vessels
These vessels are specialized in operating ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) at depths of up to 4,000 meters, supporting underwater tasks such as inspections, pipeline repairs, and other subsea infrastructure maintenance.
MPSV
Multi-Purpose Support Vessel
These vessels are designed to perform a wide range of services, from logistical support such as transporting supplies to supporting construction projects and maintaining equipment in deepwater operations. They also operate in anchor handling, data acquisition, and emergency response.
SDSV
Shallow Dive Support Vessel
These vessels support shallow diving activities for inspection and maintenance of underwater systems at depths of up to 50 meters. They are also equipped with ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) to assist with more planned inspections or operations in hard-to-reach areas.
