DEEPOCEAN Company Profile

DEEPOCEAN Products & Assets

• Constructor 220 HP

  • Category: Work-Class ROV

  • Description: Heavy-duty work-class Remotely Operated Vehicle designed for demanding subsea operations. Features a documented depth rating of 3,000 meters (Above 10,000 Feet depth segment) and supports hydraulic tooling, manipulators, cameras, and sonar systems for subsea construction, installation, inspection, and maintenance.

• Constructor ROV

  • Category: Work-Class ROV

  • Description: Work-class ROV platform tailored for complex subsea construction and intervention tasks. Features integrated interfaces to support survey sensors, HD cameras, and specialized hydraulic tooling for offshore installation and structural maintenance.

• Falcon

  • Category: Observation / Light Intervention ROV

  • Description: Compact underwater ROV platform engineered for observation, visual inspections, underwater data collection, and light subsea intervention tasks in space-restricted environments.

• T1500+

  • Category: Jet Trenching ROV System

  • Description: High-power jet trenching system built for underwater cable, umbilical, and flexible pipeline burial in water depths down to 500 meters. Equipped with a 1,500 hp (1,125 kW) subsea power unit delivering up to 3 meters of trenching depth.

• UT-1

  • Category: Ultra-High Power Jetting ROV

  • Description: Ultra-high power jetting vehicle featuring 2.1 MW of total power. Designed with variable drive motor controls to perform flexible trenching operations under tough seabed conditions and strong current environments.

• AMP1500

  • Category: Advanced Multi-Pass Pipeline Plough

  • Description: Heavy subsea pipeline ploughing asset used for pre-cut and post-lay trenching of offshore trunklines and pipelines, capable of accommodating pipe diameters up to 1,500 mm.

• ACP2

  • Category: Cable Burial Plough

  • Description: Subsea cable plough designed specifically for laying and burying large-diameter offshore power cables (up to 300 mm diameter) with automated deck and seabed loading capabilities.

• FlexiCore™

  • Category: Seabed Coring & Geotechnical Tooling

  • Description: Advanced seabed soil sampling system capable of operating from shallow waters down to 4,000-meter depths, providing geotechnical core samples for offshore wind farms and foundation engineering.

• USV Challenger

  • Category: Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV)

  • Description: Uncrewed surface vessel paired with an onboard ROV launch/recovery system. Engineered for remote and autonomous pipeline/cable survey, visual inspection, and lower-emission IMR operations controlled from onshore operations centers.

• Intelligent Mattress Frame (IMF)

  • Category: Autonomous Subsea Deployment Tooling

  • Description: Specialized subsea deployment frame designed to transport, position, and lay concrete mattresses onto underwater pipelines without requiring direct ROV or diver intervention, complete with automated rigging release and sonar verification.

Offshore ROV Product Specification

Subesa Inspection, Maintenance and Repair segment : Maintenance and Repair segment supports the inspection and upkeep of offshore oil and gas infrastructure and other subsea assets. Activities include visual inspection, condition assessment, anomaly identification and maintenance support for subsea structures, pipelines and production systems. ROVs provide underwater access for inspection, data collection and selected intervention tasks, reducing the need for divers in suitable operating conditions. The company combines ROV operations with specialist tooling, survey equipment, engineering expertise and offshore vessel support. These services help operators assess asset integrity, plan maintenance and maintain the operational reliability of subsea infrastructure.
Subsea Construction and Installation: DeepOcean’s Subsea Construction and Installation segment supports the installation, connection and modification of subsea infrastructure for offshore energy projects. Its activities can include subsea equipment installation, pipeline-related operations, structural installation support and deployment of specialized subsea tooling. ROVs assist with underwater observation, positioning, visual verification and operational monitoring during installation activities. The company integrates subsea engineering, project management, survey capabilities and vessel-based operations to execute offshore work. These services support the development of new offshore oil and gas infrastructure and selected renewable-energy projects.
Subsea Survey and Positioning: DeepOcean’s Subsea Survey and Positioning segment focuses on gathering accurate underwater and seabed data for offshore planning, construction, inspection and asset management. Activities can include seabed mapping, underwater positioning, route surveys and the collection of geophysical or visual information using specialized survey systems. ROVs can carry cameras, sonar and positioning sensors to collect detailed data in areas that are difficult to access using surface-based equipment alone. Survey information supports infrastructure installation, pipeline and cable-route assessment, and subsequent inspection activities. The company combines survey technology with subsea engineering and operational expertise to support offshore project decisions.
Decommissioning and Recycling: DeepOcean’s Decommissioning and Recycling segment supports the removal, recovery and end-of-life management of offshore infrastructure. Activities may include subsea structure removal, pipeline-related decommissioning, recovery of underwater equipment and preparation of assets for recycling or disposal. ROVs provide visual inspection, seabed assessment and underwater monitoring during removal and recovery operations. The company combines engineering, specialized tooling, offshore vessel support and subsea operational expertise to manage complex decommissioning projects. These services help offshore operators meet asset retirement obligations while supporting responsible material recovery and waste management.
Offshore Renewables: DeepOcean’s Offshore Renewables segment provides subsea services for offshore renewable-energy infrastructure, particularly offshore wind developments. Its activities can include seabed surveys, subsea cable-route inspection, cable installation support, foundation inspection and maintenance of underwater infrastructure. ROVs support visual inspection, underwater data collection and monitoring of subsea components during construction and operational phases. The company combines survey capabilities, engineering expertise and offshore execution resources to support renewable-energy projects. As offshore wind installations expand into deeper waters and more complex marine environments, subsea inspection and maintenance requirements create opportunities for ROV deployment.

Recent Developments:

Business Strategy

DeepOcean’s business strategy centers on providing integrated subsea services across offshore oil and gas, offshore renewables and other ocean industries. The company combines ROV fleet operations, subsea engineering, project management, specialized tooling, survey capabilities and offshore vessel support to deliver inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR), construction, installation, survey and decommissioning services. Its strategy includes expanding into new geographic markets, diversifying across offshore industries and strengthening its position in subsea asset removal and recycling. 
A key strategic priority is investment in electric ROVs, remote operations, autonomous inspection and digital technologies. DeepOcean operates more than 60 ROVs, including electric work-class and observation ROVs, and is expanding its fleet with additional modern platforms. Its Remote Operations Centre, digital-twin technology and AI-assisted inspection workflows are designed to improve inspection repeatability, reduce manual data-review requirements and enable selected offshore tasks to be managed from shore. The USV Challenger further supports this approach by combining uncrewed vessel operations with an onboard ROV for survey and IMR activities. 
Sustainability and operational efficiency are also central to the company’s strategy. DeepOcean aims to reduce emissions through electrification, remote and uncrewed operations, lower-emission offshore execution and recycling of retired subsea infrastructure. Its stated environmental targets include a 45% reduction in CO? emissions by 2040 and carbon neutrality by 2050. Through technology investment, fleet modernization, geographic expansion and lower-emission service models, the company seeks to strengthen competitiveness while meeting evolving offshore operator requirements.