Supply vessel
Delivery of water, provisions, spare parts and fuel to ships at anchor and to offshore work fronts.
Charter of the M/V Miss Monse, a crewed tug and supply vessel, for offshore support, crew and cargo transfer, supply to ships at anchor and towing of floating equipment in the Gulf of Mexico.
At Corporativo Costa Afuera (COCOA) we charter the M/V Miss Monse, our tug and supply vessel, with crew, fuel and port fees included under the all-inclusive rate.
The vessel has 12 cabins, 4 for the crew, leaving 8 beds with meals for client personnel. She operates from our own wharf in Tuxpan, Veracruz, and mobilizes to ports and work sites across the Gulf of Mexico.
Under the all-inclusive rate. We also quote operating-day and stand-by rates.
Our fleet, the Tuxpan base and the team behind every project.
We mobilize the vessel from Tuxpan to ports and work sites in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean.
Founded by Ing. Ricardo Vázquez Adame, a pioneer of Mexican underwater engineering. In 1979 he led the operations that trained the first 15 professional divers in the country. That technical background supports every project COCOA delivers today.
Founder: Ing. Ricardo Lorenzo Vázquez Adame, a pioneer of the Mexican underwater industry, with a documented track record since 1979.
Yes. The charter includes a crew of 4 (master, helmsman, engineer and deckhand) with their meals.
The vessel has 12 cabins, 4 for the crew, so 8 beds with meals are available for client personnel.
It depends on the project. We quote minimum periods of 10, 15 or 30 days, either all-inclusive per day or per operating day and stand-by.
From departure from the COCOA wharf in Tuxpan until return to the wharf, unless the contract states otherwise.
Environmental or construction permits, certificates other than those of the maritime authority, support boats and meals for more than 8 client personnel. These can be quoted separately.
Let us know the work area, dates, number of people on board and the support you need.