Intermoor and Jumbo Offshore have formed a strategic alliance to provide joint services for offshore energy projects, with a focus on floating wind.
The partnership combines Intermoor’s mooring systems expertise with Jumbo Offshore’s heavy-lift transport and installation capabilities to offer an integrated package across the offshore moorings lifecycle.
The companies said the alliance will support a range of floating platforms, including floating wind turbine foundations, and aims to improve efficiency, reduce risk and enhance schedule certainty.
Intermoor executive vice president David McGuire said: “As offshore projects grow in scale and complexity, collaboration becomes essential. This alliance reflects a shared commitment to delivering smarter, more integrated solutions that reduce interfaces and creates an offering that delivers on our customers’ requests.”
Under the agreement, Intermoor will lead tow-out, station keeping and hook-up operations, while Jumbo Offshore will handle deep-water mooring pre-lay with its DP2 heavy lift crane vessels. Both companies will jointly provide project management and engineering services.
Jumbo Offshore director commerce Brian Boutkan said: “By integrating our services, we’re eliminating bottlenecks and delivering a safer, more predictable pathway from planning to execution. It’s a win-win for operators, developers, and the industry at large.”
The alliance aligns with Acteon’s recent business consolidation into four core business lines, including Intermoor’s moorings and anchors unit.