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Dong Fang Offshore Orders Huisman Cable Lay System

July 24, 2025
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Huisman to Deliver Modular Cable Lay System for Dong Fang Offshore

Huisman, a leading provider of innovative technical solutions for the offshore and maritime industries, has recently secured a contract with Dong Fang Offshore (DFO) for the delivery of a state-of-the-art modular cable lay system. This system is specifically designed to meet the unique requirements of DFO’s newbuild Construction Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs) and Offshore Construction Vessels, which are being constructed by Vard.

With a lifting capacity of 30mt, Huisman’s cable lay system represents a significant milestone for the company as it expands into the cable laying market. Leveraging its expertise in deepwater pipelay operations, Huisman has developed a versatile system that can support both inter-array and export cable laying activities across DFO’s fleet of vessels.

One of the key innovations of the system is Huisman’s smart quadrant handling system, which eliminates the need for a crane to overboard the quadrant. This not only streamlines operations but also enhances safety during cable laying and repair campaigns. The quadrant system can also double as a joint handling arm, reducing reliance on the vessel’s lifting equipment.

Designed as a single, integrated spread with quick connection interfaces, the cable lay system offers fast mobilization capabilities in various configurations tailored to different vessel types and operational requirements. Huisman has collaborated closely with ESD, a specialist in cable lay operations, to ensure seamless integration and optimal performance of the system.

Polin Chen, CEO of Dong Fang Offshore, expressed his excitement about the partnership with Huisman, stating, “We are excited to place an order for a first-of-its-kind modular cable-lay spread for our growing fleet of vessels. The flexibility to deploy fit-for-purpose spreads on both our CSOVs and Offshore Construction Vessels creates significant value for our customers.”

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Timon Ligterink, Commercial Director APAC at Huisman, added, “We are proud to support Dong Fang Offshore in their offshore cable-lay ambitions. With this modular system, we are introducing a unique solution that offers operational flexibility and efficiency, supporting DFO’s commitment to delivering reliable and cost-effective services to the offshore wind industry.”

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