DOF Group Secures Deepwater Installation Contract in Africa
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DOF Group Secures Deepwater Installation Contract in Africa

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DOF Group has recently signed an important contract in the field of underwater installation in Africa. This contract falls within the category of projects valued at $15 million to $25 million. The client of this project, described as a leading operator, has not been disclosed.

Contract Details and Project Execution

According to this contract, DOF Group will be responsible for project management, engineering, logistics, and execution of marine operations. This project includes the transportation and installation of Subsea Production Systems (SPS) in the development of deepwater fields. The execution of this project will be carried out by a construction support vessel named Skandi Acergy. It is scheduled for this campaign to commence in early Q1 2027 and last for approximately 100 days.

Engineering and Management Teams at DOF

Project management, engineering, and planning for this project will be conducted by the Atlantic region teams of DOF Group in Bergen and Aberdeen. Meanwhile, the scope of marine operations will be carried out in a dedicated campaign to support the client's field development planning. This SPS installation phase in the development of each deepwater field is highly significant and requires meticulous planning, strong engineering, and proven execution capabilities.

Mons S. Aase, CEO of DOF Group, stated: "SPS installation in deep waters is a critical phase in the development of any field and requires special attention to detail and precise planning." He also added that this contract will help increase the volume of DOF Group's projects in 2027 and strengthen the company's position in the African subsea market.

With this contract, DOF Group is taking steps to strengthen and expand its activities in international markets, and this project could serve as an opportunity to enhance the company's execution and engineering capabilities in subsea domains.

Source: worldoil.com