About Subsea Technologies Ltd

Subsea Technologies Ltd (STL) is led by managing director Drummond Lawson who with technical director Dave McKay formed the company in January 2010 to provide subsea engineering solutions through tailored well control, well intervention and subsea control system applications.

We acquired the intellectual property and assets of Lewis Ltd in February 2010, adding the highly- regarded XR Connector and SLIC Connector to the STL portfolio of products.

Since STL was formed, we have been supplying products and services to a number of leading blue chip offshore operators and service companies globally, including Aker Solutions, GE Oil & Gas, Halliburton, Helix Energy Solutions Group, Shell and Superior Energy Services.

We are based in Aberdeen, UK, with an experienced and dedicated engineering team, together with QA, procurement and extensive workshop and yard facilities.

At STL we specialise in taking engineering solutions from concept Front End Engineering Design (FEED), through detailed design, to manufacture and finished product and we can configure and package our technology to integrate into our client's existing system, or deliver an entire new system if required.

Contact us now to find out more about how we make your concept a reality.

Industry News

Helix Energy Solutions Proceeds with Newbuild Semisub Plans
Helix Energy Solutions Group, Inc. announced that it is proceeding with the construction of a newbuild semisubmersible well intervention vessel. more »

Blue Ocean Technologies move to new premises
Blue Ocean Technologies has moved to our dedicated facility which is located just to the north of Houston, in Conroe. more »

First contract for Expro’s AX-S subsea intervention system
International oilfield services company Expro has signed a frame agreement for the further advancement of its ground-breaking AX-S™ subsea well intervention technology. more »

Statoil Awards Island Offshore a Framework Agreement
Statoil awarded Island Offshore a framework agreement earlier this year for light well intervention (LWI) services from their Island Constructor vessel. The new vessel is set for operation in December, and is Statoil’s third light well intervention vessel in operation on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). more »

Well Enhancer en route to Africa for region's first LWI project
The Well Enhancer is making her African debut this winter tocomplete the region's first ever Light Well Intervention (LWI) campaign offshore Equatorial Guinea. more »

 

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