OceanTools fibreoptic termination

Subsea engineering firm awarded major order for deepwater fibre-optic termination housings

ABERDEEN subsea engineering firm, OceanTools, has have been awarded a “significant” contract for the design and manufacture of a 7500-metre ...

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ABERDEEN subsea engineering firm, OceanTools, has have been awarded a “significant” contract for the design and manufacture of a 7500-metre depth rated fibreoptic termination housing by a subsea telecommunications cable manufacturer, based in the Asia Pacific region.

The OceanTools subsea design team collaborated with Aberdeen based start-up, Subsea Connect, to develop a pressure housing and cable termination solution which includes stress relief and water blocking functionality.

Kevin Parker, Ocean Tools managing director, said: “This contract award proves that when it comes to providing solutions for problems in the world’s harshest environments, our clients realise they’re in safe hands when dealing with OceanTools’ industry-leading design team.

“We are delighted to invoke the services of Subsea Connect and lend support to their recently formed business.”

Martin Dines, Subsea Connect director, added “We are thrilled to be involved with OceanTools on this prestigious project and we look forward to working with them on future projects.”

The contract is worth a five-figure sum.

Upon completion of the pre-production unit, it is anticipated that the delivery of this solution will lead to a series of further design work projects for additional cable sizes, as well as, the annual manufacture of six-figures supply of termination housings.

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