Ships

Cable Retriever is a purpose designed, all stern working cable ship, equipped with a remotely operated vehicle (ROV).
Stationed in the Far East, the 131.30 metre long vessel provides repair and maintenance services for cable owners in the South East Asia and Indian Ocean Cable Maintenance Agreements (SEAIOCMA) region. She has a storage capacity of some 1361 cubic metres and a load capacity of 2,475 tonnes of cable.

Currently stationed in Curacao, Netherland Antilles, Pacific Guardian is a purpose-built cable ship equipped to deploy a remotely operated vehicle (ROV).

The Wave Venture was converted in 1999 as a cable lay and multi-purpose offshore vessel. The vessel has been designed and constructed to a very high standard and has the ability to perform a variety of offshore and subsea operations.

The vessel has the ability to perform multi-purpose roles, including ROV support, cable installations and offshore construction projects.

The Wave Sentinel was converted in 1999 as a cable lay and multi-purpose offshore support vessel. The vessel has been designed and constructed to a very high standard and has the ability to perform a variety of offshore and subsea operations.

The following systems provide the vessel with the ability to perform these multi-purpose roles, including ROV support, flexible cable installations and offshore construction projects. The Wave Sentinel is equipped with a 2000 metre depth rated trenching Atlas class ROV.

The Innovator is a multi-role DP2 vessel and is capable of handling the wide variety of subsea tasks required by such diverse industries as Oil and Gas, Telecommunications and Deep Sea Research.

Its main cable tanks provide a storage capacity of almost 4900 cubic metres, giving Innovator an overall cable load capacity of some 7,500 tonnes.

Stationed in Asia, it is also equipped to deploy Global Marine submersibles and remotely operated vehicles in the course of its work.

Networker is the first purpose-built cable-working barge in South East Asia. One of the largest vessels of her kind, she is specifically designed to provide shallow water expertise throughout the Asia Pacific Region.

Networker can overcome the most challenging seabed terrain, whilst her all-electric drive ensures maximum flexibility and control during narrow corridor cable installation operations.

CS Sovereign is a multi-role DP2 vessel capable of undertaking both cable maintenance and installation projects. Her open deck enables her to deploy a variety of sub-sea vehicles.

Stationed at Portland, UK, CS Sovereign provides repair and maintenance services to submarine cable systems in the Atlantic Ocean. She has a storage capacity of some 2800 cubic metres and a load capacity of 6,200 tonnes.