DOF Subsea's LIV Skandi Vinland commenced contract with Husky Energy in Canada

In September 2015, DOF Subsea announced the award of a contract with Husky Energy for the construction of a new LIV (Light Intervention Vessel) committed to a 10-year IMR project off the East Coast of Canada. On Monday, July 3, the Skandi Vinland, which was designed and built in Norway, commenced the contract in Canada as scheduled, DOF Subsea said in a press release.
 
Mons S. Aase, the CEO of DOF Subsea, added: «This is a cornerstone contract for the Group with high strategic importance through strengthened presence in the North America subsea region.»

DOF Subsea is a leading provider of subsea services in all the major oil and gas production regions around the world. With a world class fleet of offshore vessels, ROVs (Remote Operated Vehicles), diving and survey systems, the group combines expertise and technology to deliver integrated subsea solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry. The Company's two core business segments are long-term charter agreements for the fleet and the execution of complex subsea operations to depths of 4,000 metres, using owned and operated, purpose-built vessels. DOF Subsea is located in the North Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, Brazil, Asia-Pacific, and West Africa with a team of 1,176 skilled subsea personnel and its fleet of 24 offshore vessels including newbuilds, one chartered-in vessel, 69 ROV systems including newbuilds, and one AUV/IIV system.