Oceanteam Extends Cable Storage Gig

Laxman Pai
Thursday, July 4, 2019

Norway's Oceanteam Solutions has extended subsea cable storage contract with one of Europe’s biggest cable manufacturers.

The 6-months extension plus two times 3 months options follows a successful two years of cable storage in Oceanteam’s 1100t carousel at its cable storage facility in Velsen, the Netherlands.

"This extension is part of a contract that also includes long-term storage of client’s subsea cables in Oceanteam’s 5300t carousel," said a release from the provider of equipments suitable for offshore cable laying.

Oceanteam Solutions was awarded a contract to supply its client with port facilities, loadouts and storage of subsea cables at company’s own cable storage facility in Velsen, the Netherlands in 2017. Oceanteam Solutions also provides experienced cable handling crew.

“We are proud to continue supporting our client by storing their valuable assets at our strategically located and secured deepwater base, from which we can offer a full service package consisting of cable storage, cable handling and cable transport.” said Lars van‘t Kruijs, of Oceanteam Solutions.
 
Oceanteam’s cable storage facility is situated at the North Sea port of IJmuiden (NL), with North Sea wind farms right on its doorstep and in the direct proximity of Amsterdam. The harbor is only 1.5 NM inward from sea and berths are safe and free of tidal movement.

The facility, with both outdoor and indoor storage, is a fenced in compound under surveillance and benefits from Oceanteam’s vast network of skilled cable handling crew and has most specialist cable transfer, storage and installation equipment readily available.

Categories: Cable ships Deepwater Subsea Subsea Cables

Related Stories

Rem Offshore Places Order for Next-Gen Subsea Construction Vessel

Optime Subsea to Deliver Two ROCS for Deepest Gas Field Offshore Norway

Oceaneering and GDi Team Up for Oil and Gas Digital Asset Management

Current News

Welsh Port Steps Closer to Becoming Floating Wind Hub

Baker Hughes: US Drillers Cut Oil and Gas Rigs for Second Week In A Row

Seaway7 Gets Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Job

First Gas Export to Denmark from Tyra II Expected Today

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News