U.S. ocean-engineering, mooring-system and marine-fabrication contractor

Oceanetics, Inc.

Oceanetics capability photograph showing a large mooring buoy suspended above a marine work deck with chain and rigging crews below

Oceanetics; official mooring-systems capability image, not Pearl Harbor Wharf V5 mobilisation or progress evidence

Oceanetics is an Annapolis-based ocean-engineering contractor whose official pages describe fleet and specialized mooring work, ocean engineering, offshore lift planning, marine fabrication and field support.

Organization overview

U.S. ocean-engineering, mooring-system and marine-fabrication contractor

Geographic footprint: Americas and United States. Core marine roles: Fleet and specialized mooring-system contractor, Mooring logistics, installation, testing, analysis and repair, Ocean engineering and marine-structure design, and Offshore critical-lift and cable-route planning.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 9 August 2026

Type

U.S. ocean-engineering, mooring-system and marine-fabrication contractor

Active regions

Americas, United States

Marine works roles

Fleet and specialized mooring-system contractor, Mooring logistics, installation, testing, analysis and repair, Ocean engineering and marine-structure design, Offshore critical-lift and cable-route planning, Buoy, fender, mooring-line and rigging fabrication, Marine field support and harsh-environment prototyping, Wharf V5 two-buoy installation prime contractor

Role in marine infrastructure

Oceanetics is an Annapolis-based ocean-engineering contractor whose official pages describe fleet and specialized mooring work, ocean engineering, offshore lift planning, marine fabrication and field support. USAspending independently identifies Oceanetics as prime on U.S. Navy delivery order N3943025F0149 to install two mooring buoys at Pearl Harbor Wharf V5. The federal record also reports narrow subawards to Healy Tibbitts Builders for a project charter agreement and Marine Fenders International for an Ocean Guard mooring buoy. Oceanetics' wider capabilities do not prove which activities it will self-perform on Wharf V5 or that installation and Navy acceptance are complete.

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