Sharpen P&A Supplier Levers as specialist capacity shifts

Source: Boskalis The parties’ long-term collaborative framework is designed to support more efficient planning, improved operational flexibility and seamless project execution across AOC’s offshore assets and includes a dedicated project team, Boskalis said. The agreement was implemented in April, with the first workscope scheduled to mobilize in September

Source: Boskalis The parties’ long-term collaborative framework is designed to support more efficient planning, improved operational flexibility and seamless project execution across AOC’s offshore assets and includes a dedicated project team, Boskalis said

“Boskalis Subsea Services has demonstrated a collaborative approach that aligns strongly with our operational values and long-term vision. Through this framework, we have the flexibility, capability and planning support needed to respond effectively to both planned and emergent work scopes while continuing to drive operational excellence across our assets

Home Subsea Fugro to assist Saipem with pipeline work at UK’s first offshore CCS project July 9, 2026, by Dutch Fugro has been selected to deliver integrated marine survey and inspection services for Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), the UK’s first offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) project

Fugro will perform nearshore and offshore survey and inspection operations to support pipeline installation, from landfall through to connection with existing offshore infrastructure

The contract was awarded by Saipem, which is leading the engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) of the offshore pipeline and associated infrastructure for NEP, an incorporated joint venture between BP, Equinor and TotalEnergies. Fugro will perform nearshore and offshore survey and inspection operations to support pipeline installation, from landfall through to connection with existing offshore infrastructure

Home Subsea Prysmian’s arsenal richer for its ‘most powerful’ heavy-duty plough yet July 9, 2026, by Italian cabling giant Prysmian has put into operation a new, latest-generation heavy-duty plough developed by the UK’s SMD, stating that it is its most powerful and largest so far. Source: Prysmian The plough is one of two that have been procured from SMD and will be used for burying power cables at a maximum of five meters beneath mean seabed level, Prysmian reported

Home Subsea Prysmian’s arsenal richer for its ‘most powerful’ heavy-duty plough yet July 9, 2026, by Italian cabling giant Prysmian has put into operation a new, latest-generation heavy-duty plough developed by the UK’s SMD, stating that it is its most powerful and largest so far

The tool will be deployed on the company’s cable-laying vessels (CLVs) Monna Lisa and Alessandro Volta. “With accuracy, precision and efficiency, the tool enhances our ability to tackle increasingly challenging seabed conditions and achieve cable burial depths of up to five meters, depending on seabed characteristics,” said Peter Watson, Middlesbrough Marine base & Offshore Subsea Assets at Prysmian