DOF Subsea have been awarded two contracts in the Asia Pacific region, securing backlog for the onshore team and offshore fleet, the company said on Sept. 22. The first project involves saturation diving and will see Skandi Singapore deployed for three to four weeks starting early fourth-quarter 2020.
The second award is for onshore preparation and planning for a decommissioning project which, with further possibility for offshore work in 2021.
“I am pleased that that we continue to build backlog for the region and that DOF Subsea is a trusted provider for integrated subsea operations across multiple disciplines. DOF Subsea is continuously working to develop efficient services without compromise to safety,” Mons S. Aase, CEO of DOF Subsea, said.
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