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Home›Subsea›DSM Focuses on FPSO Market with Launch of DSI in Singapore
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May 8, 2014 · about 12 years ago

DSM Focuses on FPSO Market with Launch of DSI in Singapore

Deep Sea Mooring (DSM), a leading supplier of mooring solutions and services for the offshore industry, is backing the launch of a new, specialist business dedicated to subsea installation solutions. Deep Sea Installation (DSI), which will initially focus on the FPSO segment, is opening in Singapore

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Deep Sea Mooring (DSM), a leading supplier of mooring solutions and services for the offshore industry, is backing the launch of a new, specialist business dedicated to subsea installation solutions. Deep Sea Installation (DSI), which will initially focus on the FPSO segment, is opening in Singapore with 12 highly experienced staff and an ambition to quickly establish itself in the key regional markets of Asia, West Africa and Europe.

“The FPSO market is growing fast, with USD 99 billion forecast to be spent on floating production systems between 2014 and 2018,” comments Åge Straume, CEO of Deep Sea Mooring. “This is creating real demand for installation expertise and DSM recognises the potential for a business focused on this niche. We see an excellent opportunity for a supplier that offers a comprehensive package of services, alongside individuals with genuine, market proven expertise.”

DSI’s start-up team has a track record of success from working together in various installation companies. They will now market their expertise to a broad base of international clients from their Singapore HQ, offering services that include the hook up of FPSO vessels, calm buoys and submerged buoys, alongside vessel positioning, towing, and mooring line pull-in and tensioning.

In addition, a wide array of complimentary services is available, including the maintenance and repair of existing mooring solutions.

“We understand this sector,” explains Vijay Mahindran, Managing Director of DSI, “And we’re wholly focused on giving our customers what they need most: namely, their assets in position and operating as quickly as possible, as efficiently as possible, with an unerring attention to detail, safety and the delivery of quality right through the line, on every project.”

DSM’s backing will allow DSI to invest in the most advanced, reliable and innovative offshore installation equipment available, while also giving the team access to an international network of offices for localised project management.

Deep Sea Installation is planning to expand its payroll to between 20 and 30 members of staff within the next two years.

“We’re an ambitious business,” Mahindran concludes, “And with our expertise and DSM’s backing, alongside the genuine market demand, we’ll be looking to establish credible market leadership in the exciting subsea installation sector.”

Press Release, May 08, 2014

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