1.) 12-Man | Egypt | US $7.1 m.
The 2010 DNV-certified portable Saturation (SAT) Diving System is designed for operations up to 300 msw, accommodating 12 divers across a hyperbaric complex with 6-man and 3-man chambers, plus a 3-man diving bell. Modular and flexible, the system includes a hyperbaric rescue chamber (HRC) with 72-hour autonomy, bell deployment via moon pool or ship side, and comprehensive safety features like H2S monitoring and firefighting systems. Manufactured by Drass Galeazzi to the highest international standards, it comprises advanced life-support systems, redundant diver heating units, and certified containers, ensuring reliable and adaptable performance in challenging offshore environments.
This system has never been used and is in excellent condition. The system just completed a full update/ refurbishment 2-months ago. This is solid 180T reliable system and has a large footprint.
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2.) 9-Man | Azerbaijan | US $4.5 m.
Currently this 300 msw portable SAT Diving System is undergoing a full refurbishment by Owners diving company and is expected to be completed in April 2025. This is a very flexible/ compact system that can be installed and fit on board of OSVs with flexibility further reliable & safe diving operations.
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3.) 9-Man | Malaysia | US $3.3 m.
This 200 msw portable SAT Diving System recently went through a full refurbishment. The Saturation Diving System 008 is a modular subsea horizontal-vertical system designed for operational flexibility and efficiency. It includes essential components such as a main skid with launch and recovery system, hyperbaric rescue chamber (HRC), horizontal living chambers, vertical entry lock, and dedicated control and life support containers. The system is capable of supporting up to 9 divers at depths of 200 meters water depth and is equipped with advanced safety and operational features, including gas reclaim technology, hardwired and through-water communications, and a comprehensive fire deluge system. Designed to minimize mobilization time, it is delivered with full IMCA-compliant certification, spares, and manuals, making it ideal for demanding subsea operations.
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4.) 9-Man | Indonesia | US $3.4 m.
The 9-Man 200 msw portable SAT Diving System is a state-of-the-art solution for deep-sea operations, fully compliant with ABS and DNV standards for underwater vehicles and hyperbaric facilities. Designed for dives up to 200 meters, it includes a versatile Dive and Saturation Control Unit for precise monitoring and gas management, a 9-man living chamber with integrated life support, and a hyperbaric rescue chamber (HRC) equipped for 72-hour emergencies. The system features a 9-man diving bell with advanced communication, gas reclaim technology, and emergency power, alongside robust hydraulic launch and recovery systems. With dedicated life support machinery containers and environmental control units, this modular system ensures operational efficiency and safety for the most demanding subsea tasks. This system needs some refurbishment. The cost of the refurbishment would be around US $1m. It would require approx. 70-days to be completed.
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5.) 12-Man | Indonesia | US $3.9 m.
The SM1 DX300 SAT Diving System is a 12-man setup rated for operations up to 300 msw with a pressure rating of 30 bar and a temperature range of -18°C to +66°C. It features a dive control unit with advanced gas management, communication, and monitoring systems, a 3-man diving bell with a 5m³ internal volume, and three surface compression chambers, including a dedicated hyperbaric rescue chamber (16m³) with an A-frame hydraulic launch and recovery system. Additional equipment includes gas reclaim systems, hot water units, and emergency power solutions, ensuring safety and efficiency for subsea operations. The completion for installation on board of suitable vessel would cost around US $800K and 2-months time-frame all certifications to be completed.
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