In 2014, m/v Pride marked the delivery of one of the most complex vessels ever been built in North America, and Canada’s single largest export of that year. Built at Davie, for the construction and installation of subsea infrastructure at up to 3,000m water depth, the vessel was exported to a Norwegian subsea contractor for use in the harshest sectors of the North Sea, whilst providing the highest levels of crew comfort. The DPIII notation defines the highest levels of redundancy in the system that holds the position of the vessel using a variety of sensors and thrusters and allows it to perform mission-critical operations with an accuracy of less than 0.5m.
