Norway's DOF Secures Subsea Installation Contract in Africa Worth Up to USD 25 Million

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On October 22, Norwegian offshore engineering service provider DOF Group announced that it has secured a contract for the installation of subsea production systems at deepwater oil and gas fields in Africa, valued between USD 15 million and USD 25 million. The company will deploy the "Skandi Acergy" offshore construction support vessel to transport and install subsea equipment, with offshore operations expected to commence in early Q1 2027 and a construction period of approximately 100 days. The contract covers multiple deepwater oil and gas field development projects, but the specific operating area and client name have not been disclosed.

Under the contract, DOF is responsible for project management, engineering design, logistics organization, and offshore installation execution of the subsea production systems. The Group's Atlantic region teams based in Bergen, Norway and Aberdeen, UK will undertake engineering planning, construction preparation, and project management, while the offshore installation phase will be executed by the "Skandi Acergy."

The "Skandi Acergy" is an offshore construction support vessel built in 2008, equipped with a DP3 dynamic positioning system and capable of supporting remotely operated vehicles for subsea engineering operations. Under this contract, the vessel will be deployed for the transportation and installation of subsea production facilities at deepwater oil and gas fields, with the related work to be executed within a dedicated offshore construction window.

DOF Group has classified this contract under its "significant contract" category, which corresponds to a contract value range of USD 15 million to USD 25 million. The specific contract amount, client identity, oil and gas field names, and number of subsea production equipment units have not been disclosed.