Guice Offshore, a national leader in the offshore maritime mini supply vessel specialty market, announced the return of GO Searcher to our fleet, bringing the total number of Guice Offshore-owned vessels to 19.
The GO Searcher, which has played a unique role in pioneering aerospace operations since 2014, is a 170-ft. multi-purpose DP1 vessel featuring a helipad. She is dually certified Subchapter L&I, as well as approved for full international operations.
“With her dedicated helipad and integrated command and control features, the GO Searcher presents the most capable maritime platform on the market today for versatile drone aviation and ASV/USV autonomous ops,” Guice Offshore Partner Billy Guice said. “This vessel can operate in a broad spectrum of water depth and distance from shore, and access most ports.
Currently outfitted to support aerospace recovery programs, military and government missions, and complex commercial projects, the GO Searcher also offers a large man-rated stern A-frame for aerospace and rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB) launch/recovery, an integrated rail transfer system, heavy-duty winches, a covered recovery work area, and ample accommodations.
GO Searcher will be available for charter from Guice Offshore in late Summer 2026.
About Guice Offshore
Guice Offshore (“GO”) is the U.S. Flag leader of specialized maritime services, including vessel charters, offshore technical consulting, offshore catering and labor, and heavy deck equipment leasing. With the addition of GO Searcher, Guice Offshore operates a fleet of 19 Jones Act–compliant offshore supply vessels ranging from 140 feet to 280 feet that support a broad range of industries, including aerospace, defense, offshore wind, geotechnical, marine survey, deep-sea mining, and oil and gas.
For more information about Guice Offshore, please visit www.guiceoffshore.com.
