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DOF Secures APAC Subsea Contract

DOF Group ASA has secured a substantial APAC subsea commissioning support contract, with Skandi Inventor set for North Australian offshore operations from Q2 2027.

Skandi Inventor. (Image source: DOF)

5, May 2026
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DOF Group ASA has been awarded a substantial contract for subsea commissioning support services in the APAC region.

The offshore work will be carried out by Skandi Inventor in North Australian waters, with operations scheduled to start in Q2 2027. The offshore campaign is expected to last between 120 and 180 days.

The scope includes in-house project management and engineering by DOF Group ASA, along with procurement and logistics support services. The contract adds to the company’s backlog in the APAC region.

Mons Aase, CEO of DOF Group ASA, said the award recognizes the capabilities of Skandi Inventor and the company’s role as a trusted partner in the APAC region. He added that the contract supports the company’s continued delivery of safe and efficient subsea and marine services.

DOF Group ASA defines a substantial contract as one valued between $25 million and $50 million.

Tags: APAC offshore, DOF Group ASA, North Australia, Skandi Inventor, Subsea Commissioning

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