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Gulf Marine Services PLC has been operating in the offshore energy sector since 1977. Founded in Abu Dhabi and now listed on the London Stock Exchange, the company has spent nearly five decades building a fleet and a reputation that clients in some of the world's most demanding offshore environments rely on.

The company operates a modern fleet of Self-Elevating Support Vessels known in the industry as SESVs. These are not ordinary support vessels. They are purpose-built, self-propelled platforms designed to move independently between offshore locations, elevate above the waterline on four legs, and provide a stable, fully-equipped base of operations for a wide range of activities.

The fleet is organised into three vessel classes to match different project scales and water depths:

K-Class (Small): Ideal for lighter workstreams and tight locations, the K-Class vessels offer focused capability where a larger footprint is unnecessary.

S-Class (Mid): A versatile middle ground the S-Class handles water depths up to 55 metres, with deck space up to 800 m² and crane capacity up to 150 tonnes. It accommodates up to 300 personnel onboard, making it a strong choice for medium-scale platform and maintenance work.

E-Class (Large): For the heaviest and most complex offshore projects, the E-Class delivers maximum capacity in water depths up to 80 metres, with the infrastructure to support large crews and significant lifting operations simultaneously.