Design
MT6022XL
VESSEL PROFILE · IMO 9441233
Published capabilities, ownership records and history. Evidence stays attached to every fact.
Source dates describe the evidence, not current certification or operational availability. Operating roles may be historical. Reference-only screenshot figures and ratings are not used in this summary.
Published catalogue figure. Open the profile for its evidence and qualifications.
Length overall; dated equipment sheet.
Two SPHLs, each for 18 divers; configuration at publication.
Existing sourced DP, SAT depth and operator are retained. Added normalized dimensions and explicit SPHL count from the dated Boskalis sheet; no live status or certificate validity implied.
Published design and equipment particulars are evidence of the source configuration, not a current certificate or availability guarantee.
MT6022XL
115.4 m length × 22.2 m beam
5,662 t at zero trim
7.035 m
DP2; GE Converteam ADP-21
Drass Galeazzi; 18 divers; 300 msw
Two three-person bells, 6 m³ each
Two 18-person lifeboats
Two DDCs; two two-person LARS
18,000 m³ storage; gas reclaim
1,120 m²; 10 t/m²; 3,300 t payload
TTS 140 t AHC, two-fall, 5.5–7 m radius; 600 m hook depth
70 t at 5.5–10 m radius; 1200 m hook depth
40 t at 5.5–13.5 m radius; 150 m hook depth
Seaeye Cougar, light work class
120 persons
Work: 5 × 5 m; bells: two 3.9 × 3.9 m
Sikorsky S92; 12 t maximum take-off weight
Up to 450 kWh; used during offshore operations from 2024.
Undated case page explicitly identifies 2024 as the start of offshore battery use.
DRASS names Boka Da Vinci among vessels outfitted by Korean shipyards with its deep-diving saturation systems.
Retrospective supply reference published in 2024; the system installation date and current maintenance condition are not specified.
Registered owner, group owner, operator, manager and P&I entered owner are different roles. Each record retains the role and date stated by its source.
Identity reviewed in public vessel listings. Public position snapshots are historical evidence, not a live feed.
BOKA Da Vinci · IMO 9441233 · MMSI 538003647
Identity reviewed in public vessel listings. Public position snapshots are historical evidence, not a live feed.
Hanjin Heavy Industries, Pusan, South Korea; built 2011.
Marshall Islands
Boskalis DSV fleet; vessels may be owned or chartered.
Undated fleet page; this listing alone does not establish the registered owner.
Boskalis reported buying the vessel after chartering it since 2017.
The appended annual report conflicts on timing: page 43 says December 2021, page 51 says early 2022. Acquisition is supported; a precise transaction date is not.
Current registered owner and ISM manager were not established from the reviewed operator publications.
Checked 17 Oct 2026
These are historical records within each source’s coverage. Missing records are not a clean bill of health, and class descriptions do not prove current certification.
DNV: 1A1, DSV-SAT, DSV-SURFACE, DYNPOS-AUTR, HELDK-SH
Operator specification; not a current class-status or inspection certificate.
DNV/GL, on behalf of Marshall Islands.
Statement in the April 2020 sheet; current validity has not been checked.
USCG zone/port: Houma, Louisiana. Case status: Closed / Agency Action Complete.
USCG activity 6248201; vessel matched by IMO 9441233. USCG zone/port is an administrative field, not a verified incident location. The API gives an activity start date; this is not a current certificate or a complete worldwide inspection history. Inspection-scope details were unavailable at review. Deficiency details were unavailable at review.
This is a snapshot of dated USCG activity records. Private eCMID/OVID reports, current class-survey status and worldwide inspection coverage have not been verified.
Checked 17 Oct 2026
No current survey, statutory certificate or port-state inspection record was verified in these publications. The published class notation is historical evidence, not confirmation of current validity.
Checked 17 Oct 2026
Vessel-specific events and contextual project records retain their dates and limitations. A regional contract award alone does not establish vessel employment.
Da Vinci and Topaz completed 200 operational days together; diving at 24–44 m, umbilical flushing and infrastructure sealing.
The total applies to the pair, not each vessel. The report also describes riser work on Bravo and Charlie platforms; vessel-specific allocation is not given.
DRASS lists 2018 PLC maintenance jointly for Da Vinci and Atlantis.
Shared entry; vessel-specific dates unavailable.
UK Central and Southern North Sea: control-module and jumper replacement, diagnostics, valve work and visual inspection.
Undated brochure case; vessel is explicitly named, but client and campaign dates are not given.
Joint Topaz / Da Vinci campaign: saturation and air diving, disconnections, wellhead and subsea-structure removal.
Undated project highlight; individual vessel dates and allocations are unspecified.