DOF set to accelerate offshore wind developments

Global offshore services leader, DOF, has announced an investment in a first of its kind, modular cable repair spread designed

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Global offshore services leader, DOF, has announced an investment in a first of its kind, modular cable repair spread designed to transform how offshore wind operators respond to cable faults. Uniquely engineered for compatibility across DOF’s fleet of 65 vessels, the system offers an industry-first combination of fleet-wide flexibility, road transportability, and rapid deployment capabilities.

Developed in collaboration with engineering specialists, Royal IHC, the spread allows for mobilisation and commissioning within 48 hours, using just 12 lifting operations. A vast improvement on traditional fixed systems, which are often limited to single-vessel availability.

“This is a genuine step change in how the industry can respond to cable fault downtime,” saidDag Raymond Rasch, Executive Vice President DOF Atlantic. “Our investment reflects DOF’s ability to rapidly address clients’ needs. We’re not just adapting oil and gas equipment – this system has been purpose-built for offshore wind, with flexibility, efficiency and uptime at its core.”

The new system includes a compact quadrant handler, tensioner, roller tables, and over-boarding chute – all designed for plug-and-play operation. Its minimal footprint improves deck efficiency while maintaining cable integrity through all lay

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