The liquidators of an ocean energy services group that collapsed in May have put its supply vessel up for sale. TEK-Ocean Group Limited (ASX:T3K) initially went into voluntary administration in June. Liquidators Barry Wight and Daniel Juratowitch, of Cor Cordis, have engaged US-based global advisory and investment firm Gordon Brothers to sell the Tek-Ocean Spirit through a private treaty.

"This presents prospective buyers an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, reputable and prompt available vessel," said Oliver Veart, director of marine & valuations at Gordon Brothers. Gordon Brothers refused to reveal price expectations. Tek-Ocean, an integrated services provider, had worked with many leading energy companies including Chevron and ExxonMobil.

According to its latest creditors meeting, the company owed more than $2 million including over $1 million to the Australian Taxation Office and $454,000 to Port Anthony Stevedoring Service.