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3rd Annual

11 – 13 April 2011 • Resorts WorldTM Sentosa, Singapore

Bringing Commercial Trends and Projections to the Forefront

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Produced by: Associate Sponsor: Media Partners:

www.osvconference.com

Supported by:

Gold Sponsor:

Australian Associationfor Maritime Affairs

Logistics Management for OffshoreOil & Gas OperationsEvolutionary Trends in OSV Designs

Held in conjunctionwith:

Co-located with:

Key Speakers:• Global trends in Oil markets,and new investment inoffshore E&P projects

• Multi Streamed: OSVCommercial Opportunitiesand Design / TechnologyTracks

• Ship Owner Think Tank –forecasting demand and dayrates across key OSVsegments

• CEO Insights and Casestudies on successful OSVoperations

• Opportunities in supportingSubsea Operations andOffshore IMR

• Investing in OSVs – what,where and how?

• Next Generation OSVs –Design and TechnologyInnovations

For 2011?What’s NEW

Vincent WeveGeneral Manager, StanfordMarine LLC, UAE

Kelvin Bulteel,Logistics Manager,BP

Geoff TaylorChief Executive Officer,Drydocks World

Arnstein EknesGlobal Segment Director, OSVand Special Ships, DNV, Norway

Eddy Kurniawan LogamDirector, PT LogindoSamudramakmur

Capt. Sharad TyagiGeneral Manager, Marine,Reliance Industries

Geir SjursethManaging Director, Offshore,DVB Bank

Torgeir HauganAsia Area VP,STX OSV

Jan Van OsProduct Director Offshore& Transport,Damen Shipyard

David PalmerManaging Director,Pareto Securities

VenkatramanSheshashayeeExecutive Director, GreatshipGlobal Energy Services

AK JainExecutive Director, Chief OffshoreLogistics, ONGC, India

PLUS:Choose From 2 Post-Conference

Workshops

International Keynote Address:John WestwoodChairman, Douglas Westwood, UK

Benefit from the

shared networking

sessions!

REGISTER NOW! Customer Service Hotline: +65 6508 2401

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3rd Annual

11 – 13 April 2011 • Resorts WorldTM Sentosa, Singapore

Bringing Commercial Trends and Projections to the Forefront

Held in conjunction with:

Produced by: Associate Sponsor:

Supported by:

Gold Sponsor:

Australian Associationfor Maritime Affairs

Media Partners:

10 Reasons To Attend1 Demonstrated success in 2010 with 200+ attendees2 Multiple tracks: OSV Commercial Opportunities and Design / Technology3 Continued presence in Singapore Maritime Week 2011, promoted and supported by the

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore4 Co-located with the FPSO 2011 Congress – the meeting point for Offshore Oil and Gas operators5 Network and meet the most influential thought leaders in the Offshore Oil & Gas industry6 Evaluate your business development strategy against the background of international and

regional offshore projects7 NEW market updates from Brazil, Middle East, India, Indonesia8 Spotlight on Subsea works and opportunities arising9 Design and Technology hot spots, and how to ensure the best commercial returns from

technology investments10 Learn from peers and competitors on best contracting strategies

Choose From 2 Post-Conference Workshops13 April 2011 : 9.00am to 4.30pm

Logistics Management for Offshore Oil & GasOperationsEvolutionary Trends in OSV Designs

“The networking aspect has been very beneficial.”Capt. J Verma, Great Offshore

What You Said About OSV 2010:“Networking, lots of relevant information beneficial for my business.”

Ayi Syafrudin, Chevron Indonesia

What You Said About OSV 2010:

International Keynote Address:John WestwoodChairman,Douglas Westwood, UK

Key Speakers:Oil Companies

A K Jain,Executive Director, ChiefOffshore Logistics, ONGC,

India

Capt. Sharad Tyagi,General Manager,Marine,Reliance

Industries

Kelvin Bulteel,Logistics Manager,BP

Vessel Owners and Builders

Jan Van Os,Product DirectorOffshore &Transport, Damen

Shipyard

Geoff Taylor,Chief Executive Officer,Drydocks World

Torgeir Haugan,Asia Area VP, STX OSV

Eddy KurniawanLogam,Director, PT Logindo

Samudramakmur

Anil Rao,Head FleetManagement,Great Offshore

Ltd, India

Vincent Weve,General Manager,Stanford Marine

LLC

VenkatramanSheshashayee,Executive Director,Greatship Global

Energy Services

Pte. Ltd.

Offshore Financiers and Specialists

Arnstein Eknes,Global Segment Director,OSV and Special Ships,DNV Norway

David Palmer,Managing Director,Pareto Securities

Geir Sjurseth,Managing Director,Offshore, DVB Bank

Kay Lim,Equity Analyst, DnB NOR

Markets

Capt. Mike Meade,Managing Director,M3 Marine

Kurush Contractor,CEO, Kreuz Subsea

Technical OSV Experts

Francis Tang,General Manager, Sales &Project Development,Wartsila Ship Design

John Payne,Group BusinessDevelopment Director,Hallin Marine

Eur Ing Dr. Arun Kr.Dev, CEng, CMarTech,MSNAME, FRINA,FIMarEST,Director, Newcastle

University Marine

International (NUMI)

Joey Fisher,Technical Manager,M3 Marine

Bjorn Tore Markussen,Managing Director, DNV

Clean Technology Centre

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3rd AnnualDAY ONE • 11 APRIL 2011 • Monday

Joint Networking Lunch with FPSO 2011

TRACK 1Chairman: Capt. Mike Meade, Managing Director, M3 Marine

MARKET OUTLOOK AND CONTRACTINGOPPORTUNITIES FOR OSVs

14.00 Evaluating Trends and Market Dynamics in the Offshore Oil Service Industry

– Asia and Worldwide• Key findings and results of our 2011 E & P spending update• Global E&P spending outlook – Which segments/ companies stand to gain or lose?• Where are we now in the cycle (focus on oil services)?• Where are the opportunities in Asia?Kay Lim, Equity Analyst & Chief of Offshore Logistics, DnB NOR Markets

14.30 Deep Water Development / Marine Assurance on East Coast of India• Expectations from vessel owners regarding Offshore Vessel performance• Important criteria for selection of Offshore Vessel• Marine Assurance – Offshore Vessel InspectionCapt. Sharad Tyagi, General Manager – Marine, Petroleum E & P, Reliance Industries

Limited

15.00 Questions and Discussion

Followed by Afternoon Refreshments

15.30 Tapping OSV Demand and Market Opportunities in Indonesia• Field developments, planned and in operation impacting OSV demand• Overcoming regulatory challenges and operational impediments• OSV orders and contracts awarded by oil companies• Assessing different approaches to securing long-term charters• Reviewing investment and growth strategiesEddy Kurniawan Logam, Director, PT. Logindo Samudramakmur

16.00 Evaluating Offshore Activity in Vietnam• Timelines and developments on various projects• Assessing numbers and types of vessels on the market• Considerations for purchasing vessels• Overcoming regulatory and customs challenges• Numbers of support vessels in lay-up


End of Day 1

TRACK 2Chairman: Denis Welch, Founder, One WorldMaritime

NEXT GENERATION OSVs – DESIGN ANDTECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS

14.00 Recent Innovations in OSV Design• New innovative OSV design studies• Increase in deck area and stability improvement.• Investigation on seakeeping characteristics of the new designEur Ing Dr. Arun Kr. Dev, CEng, CMarTech, MSNAME, FRINA, FIMarEST, Director,Newcastle University Marine International (NUMI)-Singapore

14.30 Design Developments of Offshore Support Vessels• What have been the recent regulations driving design issues in OSVs?• What are the recent trends in offshore support driving design developments?• As fields get further away, will it still be the AHTS or the PSV?• Recent design requirements from SEA OSV marketsFrancis Tang, General Manager, Wartsila Ship Design



15.30 New Developments in AHTS – Design & Construction of Modern Offshore

Support Vessels• Market need drivers in OSV designs• Significant impacts of Regulatory Requirements – SPS Code• Operational drivers for reliable and cost effective operations• Crew / Special Personnel Comfort• Some real life examples from our fleetP.V. Suresh, Group Head – New Building, Greatship Global Offshore Services

16.00 New Generation of Platform Supply Vessels (PSV)• What’s impacting new development• Key technologies coming to the fore• Establishing the value addJan Van Os, Product Director Offshore & Transport, Damen Shipyards Gorinchem


End of Day 1

Joint Networking Cocktail with FPSO 2011

10.10 Ship Owner Think Tank: Forecasting Demand and Day Rates for Key OSV

Segments• Analysis of OSV types and over-supply in Asia• Examining demand and supply scenario for AHTS and PSV• Vessel demand for IRM and subsea intervention

Panelists:AK Jain, Executive Director, Chief Offshore Logistics, ONGC, India

Venkatraman Sheshashayee, Executive Director, Greatship Global Energy Services

Vincent Weve, General Manager, Stanford Marine LLC, Dubai

Eddy Kurniawan Logam, Director, PT. Logindo Samudramakmur

Anil Rao, Head Fleet Management, Great Offshore Ltd., India


Followed by Morning Refreshments

11.30 Market Trends Shaping Efficient OSV Development• Reviewing global market drivers• Operational trends and challenges affecting vessel operators• Is technology and use of innovations the only answer?• How a green focus can improve the business modelArnstein Eknes, Segment Director, Special Ships, DNV Norway

12.00 OSV Capabilities Required to Meet Future International Offshore & Deepwater

Challenges• Innovative design of complex OSV’s required to meet the technical challenges of efficiently

operating in benign- and deep water• Environment trends and requirements for OSV’s• New rules and regulation for offshore anchor handling vessel, what are the technical

requirements that must be met and how does this impact offshore support?Torgeir Haugan, Vice President, STX OSV Singapore Pte Ltd

12.30 Questions and Discussion followed by Lunch

08.30 Registration & Coffee

08.45 Welcome & Speed NetworkingA chance to get to know your peers from both tracks before the start of the conference andset a relaxed and informal atmosphere.Aileen Vitug, Conference Producer, IBC Asia

08.55 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Paul Dean, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan

09.00 International Keynote Address: Offshore Energy Sector Update, the Outlook

for E & P Spend and Trends Expected in Field Development

John Westwood, Chairman, Douglas Westwood, UKJohn has 32 years experience in the energy industries. He initially spent 12 years in oil & gas business,working in the North Sea, S E Asia, South America and the USA. He has since spent 20 years as a consultantto organisations including government agencies in five countries, the European Commission’s EnergyDirectorate and the Office of his Highness the President of The UAE.

09.40 Understanding the Current OSV Market Scenario• Real utilization rate for OSV operators• Review of average day rates, spot markets and long-term charter contracts• When can we expect an increase in day rates?• Analysis of the competitive landscape• Outstanding orderbook for OSV and impact on supply for the market• How will consolidation occur?• Market prospects and predictionsDavid Palmer, Managing Director, Pareto Securities

PLENARY SESSIONS – OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENTS UPDATE


3rd AnnualDAY TWO • 12 APRIL 2011 • Tueday

08.30 Registration & Coffee

08.45 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Paul Dean, Partner, Holman Fenwick Willan

09.00 Latest Regulatory Developments Affecting the OSV Industry

Update on the Indonesian Cabotage LawSunaryo, Directorate General of Sea Transportation, Ministry of Transportation,

Indonesia*

09.30 Accessing Commercial Opportunities in Brazil• How can the OSV market prepare to operate in this region?• Key challenges in accessing the market• Opportunities open to players in this regionVenkatraman Sheshashayee, Executive Director, Greatship Global Energy Services

10.00 Assessing Key Offshore E & P Projects and Future Needs• Update of ongoing activity in offshore E&P in India• Technology, Operational and logistical requirements• Partnership and collaboration sought from industryAK Jain, Executive Director, Chief Offshore Logistics, ONGC, India


Followed by Morning Refreshments

11.00 Financier’s Perspective on Offshore Markets: Who is Funding Which Projects

and Why?• Options and availability of funding to vessel owners• Understanding lender’s appetite for newbuild finance• How will the outstanding orderbook will be funded?• Requirements set by financiers for OSV operatorsGeir Sjurseth, Managing Director, Offshore, DVB Bank

11.30 Industry Panel: Adopting the Right Contracting Strategy for Long Term Gains• Meeting the expectations from oil and gas companies/ operators• Providing the right vessel requirements at various project stages• Mitigating financial and operational risks when operating in difficult jurisdictionsPanelists:Kelvin Bulteel, Logistics Manager, BP

Capt. Sharad Tyagi, General Manager – Marine, Petroleum E & P, Reliance Industries

Limited

John Payne, Group Business Development Director, Hallin Marine

Geir Sjurseth, Managing Director, Offshore, DVB Bank

12.30 Questions and Discussion followed by Lunch

TRACK 1Chairman: Capt. Mike Meade, Managing Director, M3 Marine

INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

14.00 Challenges Faced in Setting Up Offshore Activity in a New Area• Vessel selection• Infrastructure• Rules & Regulations• StandardsKelvin Bulteel, Logistics Manager, BP

14.30 Trends in the Persian Gulf Affecting Demand for OSVs• The evolution of the OSV in the Persian Gulf• Fixing and Operating the OSV in the Persian Gulf• Potential for Far East based OSV ownersVincent Weve, General Manager, Stanford Marine LLC, Dubai



15.30 Supporting Subsea Works: Requirements and Scope for Vessels• Assessing the market for subsea – what services are required?• Evaluating demand for vessels to support subsea works – comparing charters for multi-

purpose vs. specialized construction vessels• Examining trends in long-term contractors for DSVs, ROVs and SOVs• Assessing how vessels can best support subsea operationsJohn Payne, Group Business Development Director, Hallin Marine

16.00 OSV Capabilities Required in Meeting Deepwater Challenges• What are the technical challenges of operating in deepwater?• How does this impact offshore support?• What are the technical requirements that must be met?• Progress in ship design to overcome barriers of harsher environmentsKurush Contractor, CEO, Kreuz Subsea


Close of Conference

TRACK 2Chairman: Denis Welch, Founder, One WorldMaritime

GREEN OSVs

14.00 Green Ship Technology and Innovation• Understanding the importance of green shipping• Major trends and new developments• How do these advances affect the way the OSV market continues to develop?Geoff Taylor, Chief Executive Officer, Drydocks World

14.30 Exploring Clean Shipping Technologies• Is LNG a viable option for LNG fuelled shipping solutions?• Major breakthroughs on clean technologies• Options currently availableBjorn Tore Markussen, Managing Director, DNV Clean Technology Centre



EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

15.30 Gain in Efficiency for OSVs with New Maneuvering Systems• The Becker Nozzle, an alternative to azimuth thrusters• Fuel efficient DP operations by intelligent rudder systems• Mewis Duct for shuttle tankers enhance and impact on propulsion efficiencyDirk Lehmann, Managing Director, Becker Marine Systems

16.00 The Asian Shipyards Struggle to Deliver FMEA’s for More Than an OSV and

the Increased Industry Demand for DP Annual Trials• The purposes of the OSV’s FMEA document• General Trends in the quality of FMEA’s for new OSVs delivered in Asia• The OSV’s first Annual DP Trial• Industry demand for Annual DP Trials• Difference between an Annual DP trial and an FMEA proving trial• Lifetime Management of the FMEA documentJoey Fisher, Technical Manager, M3 Marine


Close of Conference

PLENARY SESSIONS


Don’t forget to sign up for one of the Post-Conference Workshops on Wednesday 13 April 2011!


POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS13 APRIL 2011 • Wednesday

WORKSHOP 19.00 am to 4.30pm

Logistics Management forOffshore Oil & Gas OperationsThe key to the success of any logistics contract is good logistics management. Thekey to good management is the ability to identify the needs of the project and thecountries in which the work will take place. In today's international and remotelocations, experience and understanding of logistics operations and local networksis vital.

This workshop is aimed at giving attendees a strategic picture of the range of typesof offshore E&P projects, and factors that impact the demand of support services.It will help participants define project needs for shallow versus deepwater projects,subsea works, intricacies of specific regional projects, deployment of vessels, OSVfleet management, and applicability of vessel types to different projects.

In addition, CAPEX requirements, forecasting logistics requirements based on projectvariables, supply base operations, etc will also be covered.

Who Should Attend:• Commercial and Business Development Executives, Project Managers in Integrated

Offshore Logistics Service Providers• Head of Operations, Marketing, Chartering / Procurement Executives from OSV

Owners and Operators• Marine Logistics, Procurement and Contracts Managers from Oil & Gas Companies• Offshore Brokers• Banking and Finance

WORKSHOP 29.00 am to 4.30pm

Evolutionary Trends in OSVDesigns

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With ever increasing complexities in offshore oil and gas operations, the technologydemands on OSV operators is getting more and more demanding. This workshopwill showcase key drivers impacting OSV design and technology, the latest trendsin technology adoption and how project requirements can be met. Participants willget an appreciation of field operator requirements, and technology investmentsthat are likely to generate most ROI.

Who Should Attend:Senior Management from Ship Yards, OSV Owners, Classifications Societies andMarine Logistics Service Providers, specifically:• Naval Architects• Heads of Design• Marine Engineers• Head of Shipbuilding• Chief Technical Officers

3rd Annual

• High Level Industry Debates

• Multi Streamed

• Co-located with the FPSO Congress

• The ONLY such event in the Singapore Maritime

Week 2011!

The OSV market in South East Asia and globally, is ultimately driven by the demandfor oil. Increases in oil demand will increase oil prices, which in turn boost E&Pspending. This translates to higher demand for oil services assets.

What’s Happening In OffshoreMarkets:• Oil and natural gas companies are expected to raise investment in production

projects to more than $380 billion this year

• Offshore Operations and maintenance spend slated to exceed $330 billion overthe next 5 years, and Subsea IRM spend expected to grow to US$3.1billion by2014

• Capex by listed NOCs to register 16% growth to about $375 billion in 2010

What Makes This ConferenceSpecial?Indepth research, and timed to perfection, the 3rd edition of IBC Asia’s OffshoreSupport Vessels conference has even more market updates, focus on contractingopportunities and presentations from top owners, financiers, yards and charterers.

In addition, the Design and Technology Track will bring to attention the developmentsin Next Generation OSVs, and the specific demands of Oil & Gas players that aredriving these technological improvements.

Get answers to the most pertinent questions confronting your business:1 Where is the day rate graph headed?2 What OSV segments should I invest in?3 Can technology improvement result in higher chartering rates?4 How can your OSV contracting strategy be balanced for stable yet high returns?5 What are the emerging technologies in OSV design, and how proven are they?

Here is what YOU have said about OSV 2010!“Well informed, enthusiastic speakers. Applicableto job.”Vikram Pahlajani, Dolphin Offshore

“Content is work-related and of interest. Speakerswere good with industry knowledge.”M.J Pillai, J-Ray

McDermott

“Good interaction between delegates and speakersconveying the subjects in discussion.”Mohd Damid, J-Ray McDermott

“Interesting discussion topics and presentations.”Algena Lee, ODS

“Subjects presented were relevant and current to topics.”Andy Wong, Cummins

“Speakers are professional; knowledgeablein their fields & lively.”M3 Marine


A Selection Of Companies Who Attended The2nd Annual Offshore Support Vessels 2010:• ABB • ABOITIZ JEBSEN • ABRAAJ CAPITAL LTD • ABS PACIFIC / AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING • AMAD INVESTMENT HOLDING• ANHUI JANTLE MARINE ENGINEERING CO LTD • ASEAN CABLESHIP PTE LTD • AUST INDEPENDENT SHIPBROKERS • BOURBONOFFSHORE ASIA PTE LTD • CANYON OFFSHORE INC • CEMRE MUHENDISLIK GEMI INS SAN TIC STI • CHELLSEA • CHEVRONINDONESIA CO • CHINA CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY • C-MAR ASIA PTE LTD • C-MAR GROUP • CSI SERVICES INC • CUMMINS SALES& SERVICE SINGAPORE PTE LTD • DARWIN PORT CORPORATION • DBS BANK LTD • DET NORSKE VERITAS • DNB NOR BANK ASA •DOLPHIN OFFSHORE SHIPPING LTD • ELSHCON NIGERIA LTD • EZRA HOLDINGS LTD • FARSTAD SHIPPING PTE LTD • FASTSTREAMRECRUITMENT PTE LTD • FEARNLEY OFFSHORE SUPPLY • FUGRO SUBSEA SERVICES PTE LTD • GERMANISCHER LLOYD • GLOBALINDUSTRIES ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD • GLOBAL MARITIME VENTURES BHD • GREAT OFFSHORE LTD • HEEREMA MARINE CONTRACTORS• HSBC BANK MIDDLE EAST LTD • IMC CORP LTD • J-RAY MCDERMOTT ASIA PACIFIC • JURONG SHIPYARD LTD • KC MARITIME LTD• KENCANA PETROLEUM BHD • KESTREL MARITIME ASIA PTE LTD • KONGSBERG SEATEX AS • LIQUILINE • M3 MARINE PTE LTD •MAERSK OIL QATAR • MARINE DELIVERY PTE LTD • MERMAID MARINE ASIA PTE LTD • MICLYN EXPRESS OFFSHORE • MINELCO AB• NAM CHEONG DOCKYARD SDN BHD • NORDEA BANK • OFFSHORE WORKS SDN BHD • OMNI GROUP SDN BHD • OTTO MARINELTD • OW BUNKER COPENHAGEN A/S • OWI GROUP (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD • P&O MARITIME SERVICES PTY LTD • PT ALFA TRANSRAYA • PT MERATUS LINE • PT PAN MARITIME WIRA PAWITRA • PT TUNAS INTI ABADI • QUOIN ISLAND MARINE WLL • ROLLS-ROYCESINGAPORE PTE LTD • SARAWAK SHELL BHD • SEA-GOOD PTE LTD • SEALINK SDN BHD • SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD PTE LTD •SEMBCORP MARINE LTD • SHELL DEVELOPMENT (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD • SHELL UPSTREAM • SIEM OFFSHORE AS • STRATEGICMARINE (S) PTE LTD • THOME SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE LTD • THRUSTMASTER ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD • TOISA PTE LTD • ULSTEIN •WARTSILA SHIP DESIGN SINGAPORE PTE LTD • WOODSIDE ENERGY LTD

Singapore Maritime Week (SMW) is the leading maritime event in Singapore. Driven by theMaritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), SMW gathers the international maritimecommunity in Singapore for a week of conferences, dialogues, exhibitions and social eventsin celebration of all things maritime. The range of activities and events organised by MPA, theindustry, and research and educational institutions, as well as the cosmopolitan profile ofparticipants, reflect the vibrancy and diversity of Singapore as a major international maritimecentre.

SMW has grown in size and significance since the inaugural event in 2006, and is attractingmore participants and event organisers from around the world. Participants can experiencesomething new every year, as activities are added to the line-up, and as eminent speakersshare their insights and participate in dialogues on topical maritime issues. This dynamismand the good range of issues discussed during SMW are major draws for maritime decision-makers, as are the many business networking platforms.

This is why Singapore Maritime Week is all about PEOPLE, IDEAS and OPPORTUNITIES for themaritime community.

200+ attendees from 70 companies across 16 countries were at

Offshore Support Vessels 2010!

Network with players from the entire OSV value chain

Ship Owners 25%

Oil & Gas / EPC 20%

Shipyards 15%

Meet key decision makers and top level executives

Marketing / Sales 13%

CEO / GM / Director 30%

Commercial 8%

Middle East 9%

International representation

South East Asia 57%

Europe 17%

North Asia 6%

Indian Subcontinent 3%

Australia 8%

Subsea Firms 5%

Service Providers 5%

Classification 5%

Finance 15%Insurance 5%

Academic & Consultants 5%

MD / VP 23%

Operations 7%

Engineering 5%Project Manager 3%

Procurement /Chartering 5%

Others 6%

3rd AnnualPROGRAMME AT A GLANCE

Morning

11 April 2011 12 April 2011 13 April 2011

Plenary Sessions

• Global Offshore Markets Update• Trends Shaping Efficient OSV Development• Ship Owners Think Tank

Plenary Sessions

• International Market Opportunities• Financiers Perspective on OSV Markets• Industry Panel on Contracting Strategies

Post-Conference

Workshops

1) Logistics Management forOffshore Oil & GasOperations

2) Evolutionary Trends inOSV Design


Afternoon

Track 1 Track 2 Track 1 Track 2

Market Outlook andContracting Opportunities

for OSVs

Next Generation OSVs –Design and Technology

Market Outlook andContracting Opportunities

for OSVs

Next Generation OSVs –Design and Technology

Themed “Bringing Commercial Trends and Projections to the Forefront”, the 2nd Annual OffshoreSupport Vessels conference in April 2010 was a runaway success with 200+ attendees. Also partof Singapore Maritime Week, the conference was hugely successful in showcasing the oil andgas industry expectations, commercial trends and new contracting opportunities.

The 3rd Annual conference keeps up with the tradition of being part of Singapore Maritime Week,a global event in the world’s largest maritime hub. The 2 day programme will showcase highlevel Industry roundtables, Ship Owner Think Tanks, and CEO Insight presentations on the mosttopical commercial issues, alongside developments in next generation OSVs.

Co-located with:

Benefit from 2 standalone conferences co-located in 1 location,bringing you 40+ speakers and 250+ offshore industry leaders from

all over the world.

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Get in touch with us today! For more information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities at the upcoming 3rd Annual Offshore Support Vessels conference, pleasecontact Catherine Wong at +65 6508 2469 or Email: [email protected]

Be A Sponsor / Exhibitor!Why Sponsor Offshore Support Vessels 2011?• Meet 250+ attendees, with over 50% senior management decision makers• Identify new technology solutions being sought for OSVs• Respond effectively to the increasingly complex demands of subsea operations• Showcase OSV design and technology solutions to buyers from SE Asia, Norway,

India, Korea and Middle East• Present technology breakthroughs for deepwater and ice class capable OSVs

• Get updated information on specific technology spend areas by OSV ownersand shipyards

• Get additional exposure to the field operator and subsea audience at the co-located FPSO Congress

• Be part of Singapore Maritime Week 2011 and be included in an extensiveinternational promotion campaign

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3rd Annual Offshore Support Vessels

3 Day Package (2 day Conference +Post Conference Workshop 1)

2 Day Package (2 day Conference Only)

Early Bird RateRegister & Pay

Before 28 Jan 2011

Special RateRegister & Pay

Before 4 Mar 2011

Normal RateRegister & Pay

After 4 Mar 2011

Group Rate(3 or moredelegates)

SGD 3,695 SGD 3,895 SGD 3,995 SGD 3,595

SGD 2,695 SGD 2,895 SGD 2,995 SGD 2,595

GROUP BONUS: Register 3 delegates from the same company and 4th delegate attends FREE!(only one discount scheme is applicable)

PAYMENT TERMS

Resorts WorldTM Sentosa, Singapore8 Sentosa Gateway,Singapore 098269Tel: +65 6577 8899Email: [email protected]

3 Day Package (2 day Conference +Post Conference Workshop 2)

SGD 3,695 SGD 3,895 SGD 3,995 SGD 3,595

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Osv Conference Web

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