One route.
Every stage considered.
A connected approach to subsea cable survey, installation and protection.
Explore the scope at each stage. The final method and deliverables are defined around your route, cable system and project requirements.
01Know the route.
A clear picture of the seabed. A sound basis for what comes next.
Understand the route before committing to the campaign. Survey planning brings the corridor, seabed conditions, crossings and landfall interfaces into one installation picture.
What the scope can cover
- Route corridor and constraint review
- Geophysical and geotechnical survey planning
- Crossing and landfall interface definition
What does this stage support?
A route information plan that makes the next engineering decisions clear.
02Lay with control.
From cable readiness to a carefully planned marine operation.
Build the installation approach around the cable, the route and the interfaces. Align handling requirements, vessel configuration and the campaign sequence before mobilisation.
What the scope can cover
- Cable handling and installation planning
- Campaign sequencing and mobilisation readiness
- Marine and onshore interface coordination
What does this stage support?
An installation scope with defined interfaces, dependencies and acceptance requirements.
03Protect the connection.
The right protection approach for each part of the route.
Consider the seabed, cable design and external hazards together. Set protection requirements section by section, with methods subject to project engineering, permissions and acceptance criteria.
What the scope can cover
- Section-by-section protection planning
- Burial and external protection assessment
- Post-installation verification requirements
What does this stage support?
A protection strategy tied to the actual route conditions and project criteria.
Before the vessel.
Before the first metre.
Understand the conditions.
Route and seabed information establish the basis for installation planning.
Align the interfaces.
Bring cable, port, crossing and landfall requirements into the same picture.
Agree the outcome.
Define scope, dependencies and acceptance requirements before mobilisation.