Marine contractor

DEME Group

DEME trailing suction hopper dredger Bonny River sailing toward an offshore wind farm

DEME Group

Belgian-headquartered marine engineering group active in dredging, marine infrastructure, offshore energy, environmental remediation, and concessions.

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Directory focus

Marine contractor with 6 active regions

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Profile status Public Evidence reviewed 20 July 2026

Type

Marine contractor

Active regions

Global, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa, Americas

Marine works roles

Marine contractor, Dredging contractor, Offshore installation contractor, Environmental contractor, Concession developer, Dredging-fleet owner and capital investor

Profile summary

Belgian-headquartered marine engineering group active in dredging, marine infrastructure, offshore energy, environmental remediation, and concessions. DEME's July 2026 records add two distinct signals: a future 22,000 m³ shallow-draft TSHD scheduled for 2029 delivery and the awarded transport and installation scope for 69 monopile foundations at Zeevonk phase 1.

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Directory profile status

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Source basis

DEME's official company profile describes a marine engineering group working in offshore energy, dredging, marine infrastructure, environmental works, and concessions. Its 1 July 2026 release confirms an order for a 22,000 m³ shallow-draft TSHD, with the main structure planned in China, completion in Singapore and delivery scheduled for 2029; this remains a contractor-funded future fleet signal rather than a delivered capability. Its 20 July Zeevonk release separately confirms an awarded package for intermediate monopile transport, steel marshalling, transport and installation of 69 monopile foundations, and a filter layer for scour protection. The Zeevonk source does not name the marshalling port, installation vessel, fabricators or offshore start, and the accompanying Orion image is not evidence of vessel assignment. DEME is included for contractor, fleet, award and delivery-interface mapping; this directory record is not an endorsement or performance ranking.

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