Renewable EnergyOffshore WindOceanteam secures contract for the provision of cable transport spread

Oceanteam secures contract for the provision of cable transport spread

Oceanteam has been awarded a contract for the provision of a cable transport spread for a project in the German Baltic area which will commence in May 2021 and is expected to be completed in the summer of 2021.

The contract scope of Oceanteam comprises of engineering, project management and supply of a cable transport spread consisting of a barge, 2,000-ton carousel, loading tower, tensioner and auxiliary equipment as well as provision of cable handling crew.

“After carrying out multiple cable transports to the full satisfaction of our client on the Rhine for a year, Oceanteam is looking forward to utilising the cable transport spread for the project of another customer” says Henk van den IJssel, CEO of Oceanteam.

Oceanteam is an independent offshore cable-solutions provider. With a large asset-base of carousels, loading towers, tensioners and other ancillary equipment as well as a large team of competent cable handling crew, the company supports the marine cable industry with a variety of services such as short- and long-haul cable transport, cable storage, cable logistics and cable handling solutions on a global basis. Oceanteam’s deepwater base in Velsen, the Netherlands, is a strategically placed cable-hub where the company  conducts mobilisation and demobilisation activities, provides long- and short-term cable storage capacity and facilitates the offshore renewables sector with integrated cable handling solutions. Oceanteam is Lloyd’s ISO certified.

For further information about Oceanteam please visit www.oceanteam.no 

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