Damen and Everllence Enter Framework Deal for Engine Supply
Shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group has formalised a long-term agreement with Everllence for the supply of high-speed propulsion units across its tugboat production lines.
Damen Shipyards Group has concluded a framework agreement with Everllence covering the serial delivery of the manufacturer's 175D high-speed marine engine line.
The long-term partnership will see the engines incorporated across Damen's Fuel Flexible tug programme, in addition to supporting other maritime build applications across the group's construction portfolio.
Damen ranks as the world's largest manufacturer of harbour and escort tugs, operating a specialised production model centred on standardised and pre-defined vessel specifications.
The arrangement ensures a structured supply chain for the 175D units to meet the shipbuilder's ongoing manufacturing requirements across its standardised commercial craft programmes.
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