DOF supporting mooring, subsea installation operations offshore Guyana, Mexico
DOF Group has won contracts for three construction and support vessels in the Americas.
The awards will provide more than 300 days of firm vessel deployments, with extension options. The combined value is over $60 million.
Offshore Guyana, Skandi Skansen will support a six-week mooring project that is due to start this month.
Skandi Implementer has two assignments for international oil companies offshore Mexico involving subsea cable repair and subsea installation services over a two-month period, starting in the current quarter.
Finally, the third-party vessel Cade Candies will provide walk-to-work services over eight months for a project offshore the US East Coast, starting in second-quarter 2026.
DOF itself has contracted Forum Energy Technologies (FET) to supply a work-class ROV and tether later this year to support subsea operations offshore Brazil.
The XLX-C24 ROV, with an ICE Unity control system, will provide full remote operations capability for inspection purposes.
According to FET, it operates one of the largest fleets of XLX ROVs globally.
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