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Forum Energy Technologies Secures New ROV Contract with DOF

Forum Energy Technologies (FET), a global leader in subsea robotics and engineering solutions, has been awarded a contract by long-term client DOF, a global provider of integrated offshore services, for a work-class remotely operated vehicle (ROV) and supporting tether management system. The systems are scheduled for delivery in late 2025 and will be deployed to support DOF’s extensive subsea operations in Brazil.

This latest generation XLX-C24 ROV system features the advanced ICE Unity Control system and will be delivered with full remote operations capability, reflecting FET’s continued investment in enhancing remote inspection technologies. The ROV system, known for its robust construction and high-specification performance, continues to serve as a dependable asset in challenging offshore environments. 

DOF operates one of the largest fleets of FET XLX ROVs globally and has consistently turned to FET for its subsea vehicle needs, citing the durability, reliability and high level of support.  

Kevin Taylor, Vice President at FET Subsea, said: “This contract reflects the continued confidence DOF places in our subsea technologies and service. The XLX-C24 represents the very latest in ROV performance, and we are proud to support DOF in their ongoing Brazil operations.” 

“FET continues to experience significant growth in subsea robotics, underpinned by increased demand across the energy sector. This agreement highlights the company’s strategic focus on delivering reliable, next-generation systems that enable safe and efficient offshore operations.” 

Forum Energy Technologies is globally recognised for its portfolio of high-performance remotely operated vehicles, launch and recovery systems (LARS) and control solutions supporting industries from oil and gas to renewables, defence and deep-sea exploration

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