Offshore - Oil & Gas

DOF wins North Sea subsea decommissioning contract

DOF will deploy a construction support vessel in Q1 2027 to remove subsea infrastructure and clear the seabed across several offshore fields, with engineering and disposal also included in the contract.

Photo source: DOF

13, October 2026
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DOF has won a North Sea subsea decommissioning contract, with offshore work planned for the opening quarter of 2027. The company classifies the award as Significant, indicating a value of USD 15 million to USD 25 million.

Announced on 12 October 2026, the contract requires DOF to remove subsea infrastructure and clear the seabed at several offshore fields. Its responsibilities extend from engineering and managing the project to offshore work and disposal.

DOF will assign a construction support vessel (CSV) from its fleet to the campaign. Its own engineering and project management teams will work alongside marine operations, ROV services and survey resources to carry out the offshore scope.

The announcement did not name the operator, the fields involved or the vessel selected for the work.

Tags: Construction Support Vessel, DOF, Featured News, North Sea, ROV, Seabed Clearance, Subsea Decommissioning

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