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Ultra Deep Solutions' latest diving support construction vessel Van Gogh is currently undertaking sea trials.
Designed in Norway by Marin Teknikk, the 111.5-metre Van Gogh has an open back deck of 1,100 square metres.
Accommodating up to 120 personnel, Van Gogh comes with 14,700KW of power and a top speed of 14 knots.
The vessel is equipped with diesel electric, frequency-controlled propulsion, azimuth thrusters, dynamic positioning system and 150-tonne offshore crane (3,000-metre water depth).
It also has two work-class remotely operated underwater vehicles (WROV).
The vessel will be delivered to Malaysian waters in June.