Green Yard Kleven has been awarded a contract to build hull modules for a vessel for Salthammer Båtbyggeri, MarineLink Maritime News reported on 9 October 2026.
The report states that the hull modules will be constructed at a shipyard in Ulsteinvik and subsequently delivered to Salthammer Båtbyggeri. Together the two companies will provide a complete vessel built in Norway, the item adds.
Green Yard Kleven’s role, as described in the report, is limited to the construction of hull modules. The note does not specify further technical details, vessel type, or the delivery schedule beyond the arrangement between the two yards.
Salthammer Båtbyggeri is identified in the report as the project partner that will receive the modules from Ulsteinvik. The published summary does not set out which yard will perform what additional work beyond receiving the modules and participating in delivery of the finished vessel.
The MarineLink item presents the agreement as a two‑yard collaboration to produce a vessel constructed in Norway. No further commercial terms, contractual values or planned handover dates were included in the summary published on 9 October 2026.
Scope of work described
According to the report, the immediate scope defined for Green Yard Kleven is module construction at the Ulsteinvik site. The information supplied does not describe the extent of outfitting, system installation, or any subsequent trials to be carried out by either yard.
Delivery and completion
The report indicates that the hull modules built in Ulsteinvik will be delivered to Salthammer Båtbyggeri, and that the two shipyards will together deliver the completed vessel. The published notes do not specify whether the delivery refers to transfer for final assembly, outfitting, sea trials, or commercial handover.
MarineLink Maritime News is cited as the source of the information and the date of publication is 9 October 2026. No additional statements from either shipyard or further documentation were provided in the verified summary available to this office.
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