Subsea Services

The new Saab Seaeye Panther XT Plus ROV has quickly become a top seller for the company, with four systems already sold for delivery this year.

Osiris Marine Services, the UK based subsea engineering and commercial diving company, has invested £380k in new bespoke equipment that will launch the business into the next stage of its growth plan.

UK diving specialist Falmouth Divers Ltd has raised the former Normandy landing vessel Yarmouth Navigator, which sank with the loss of one life at the end of January 2011 in Cattewater, Plymouth…

A Saab Seaeye Cougar XT ROV is to be a vital investigative tool in the Caspian Sea, sorting through the hazardous jungle of old pipes and cables on the seabed before new…

The very latest subsea tracking system from Applied Acoustics made a last minute entry onto the Applied Acoustics’ stand at Seawork this year.

Norway based CleanHull is planning to open a new station for its environmentally friendly CleanHull hull cleaning system in Rotterdam.

Belgium based Hydrex has developed steel mobdocks to seal off the thruster tunnel, with an access shaft protruding above the water.

UK based international diving equipment technology company Divex has announced a new contract to provide its Dirty Harry contaminated water diving system to a US government law enforcement agency.

Two recreational scuba divers from Connecticut in the USA have discovered what looks to be the remains of the USS Revenge near Rhode Island.

MacArtney Underwater Technology, headquartered in Denmark, has employed new underwater acoustic technology to help archaeologists examine the sunken medieval town of Dunwich, off the coast of Suffolk in the UK.

Subsea excavation specialist Marin Group has played a key role in salvaging eight World War 1 wrecks from the main shipping lane serving the Dutch port of Eemshaven.

Australian marine safety equipment manufacturer Mobilarm Limited is developing a new lightweight VHF locator beacon available for commercial, sports and professional divers around the world.

A new study has revealed that close to 4,000 diving personnel were employed offshore worldwide during 2009 by members of the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA).

This year has seen a number of successful deployments around the UK of the CaviBlaster cavitation cleaning machines supplied by Charles Cleghorn Ltd, in both diver and ROV operations. The company has…

A global audience of well over 300 delegates is expected at Hydro 2010, the International Federation of Hydrographic Societies’ 17th biennial European hydrographic conference at Warnemünde.

Hampshire UK based underwater specialist SeaZone has been commissioned to characterise archaeological potential for shipwrecks by the University of Southampton (UoS).