DOF Group, a Norwegian operator and owner of a fleet of vessels for the energy and marine sectors, will soon begin a busy operation in early 2027 off the coast of Africa. The company has secured an underwater contract valued between $15 million and $25 million, which will be carried out by the multi-purpose DP3 vessel named Skandi Acergy.
Contract Details and Timeline
This contract with an unspecified company will commence in early Q1 2027 and is expected to last for approximately 100 days. This agreement will enhance DOF Group's position in the underwater market in Africa and will contribute to increasing the company's workload in 2027.
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Services Provided by DOF Group
As a Norwegian shipowner, DOF Group will provide project management, engineering, logistics, and marine operations execution services for the transportation and installation of various subsea production systems (SPS) in deepwater field development projects. The company aims to maintain safety during installation, effectively manage project risks, and deliver quality work on time.
Project management, engineering, and planning activities will be carried out by DOF teams in the Atlantic region in the cities of Bergen and Alesund, with operations executed during a marine job to support the development goals of the unspecified company.
Other Developments at DOF Group
DOF Group has recently secured multiple contracts, including one for an underwater decommissioning campaign in the North Sea. These types of contracts help DOF Group to be recognized as a key player in the underwater market in Africa and Europe.
DOF Group's CEO, Mons S. Aase, stated, "We are pleased to have secured this contract and the trust placed in DOF by a leading operator. Installing SPS in deep waters is a critical phase in the development of any field and requires careful planning, strong engineering, and proven execution capability." These remarks reflect DOF's commitment to delivering high-quality and safe services in underwater projects.
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