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DOF Wins Very Large Contract for Skandi Involver

DOF has secured a Very Large three-year North America contract for the Skandi Involver, covering subsea construction, inspection, maintenance and well intervention support.

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26, June 2026
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DOF Group ASA has secured a Very Large three-year contract for the Skandi Involver through its North America subsea business.

The contract is scheduled to start in early Q3 2026 and covers a firm period of three years, with two one-year extension options.

Under the agreement, DOF will perform subsea construction, inspection and maintenance activities, as well as well intervention support.

The Skandi Involver is a DP3 vessel equipped with a 400 MT crane and a 100 MT crane, along with integrated ROV and survey services.

Mons S. Aase, Chief Executive Officer of DOF Group ASA, said the award further underlines DOF‘s strong position in the Field Development Support segment and strengthens its presence in a key region.

The contract was first announced through a stock exchange notice at 08:29 on 26 June 2026.

Tags: DOF Group ASA, Field Development Support, North America, Skandi Involver, Subsea Construction

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