DOF bags mooring work in APAC region

Norwegian offshore vessel operator DOF has landed a significant contract for mooring hook-up services in the Asia-Pacific region. The deal involves the use of the Skandi Hercules, a vessel built in 2010, alongside comprehensive mooring and subsea installation services. Scheduled for execution in the first quarter of 2026, this project is expected to last approximately four weeks.

Details of the Contract

The contract awarded to DOF encompasses a wide range of services, including project management, engineering, procurement, and logistics support. While the exact size of the contract remains undisclosed, DOF has indicated that it is limited in scope, with a potential value of up to $15 million. This project underscores DOF’s ongoing commitment to expanding its operational footprint in the Asia-Pacific market, a region known for its growing demand for offshore services.

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The Skandi Hercules will play a crucial role in the execution of this contract. With its advanced capabilities, the vessel is well-suited for the mooring and subsea installation tasks outlined in the agreement. As DOF prepares for the upcoming offshore operations, the company is focused on ensuring efficient and effective project delivery, leveraging its in-house expertise. This contract not only reinforces DOF’s position in the offshore industry but also reflects the increasing activity in the Asia-Pacific region, which is becoming a central hub for maritime operations.