Dutch mooring-control, quick-release and marine equipment supplier

Straatman Mooring Systems

Straatman project personnel beside buoy control equipment and hydraulic-release equipment for the Bluewater Oman CBM package

Straatman; exact Bluewater Oman green-ammonia CBM control package, shown before offshore installation

Straatman Mooring Systems is the mooring-equipment business within the Dutch Straatman group.

Organization overview

Dutch mooring-control, quick-release and marine equipment supplier

Geographic footprint: Global, including Europe, Netherlands, Middle East, and Oman. Core marine roles: Quick-release mooring and towing-hook manufacturer, Buoy control and hydraulic-release system supplier, Mooring-load monitoring and berthing-aid supplier, and Autonomous offshore solar-power and navigation-aid integrator.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 4 August 2026

Type

Dutch mooring-control, quick-release and marine equipment supplier

Active regions

Global, Europe, Netherlands, Middle East, Oman

Marine works roles

Quick-release mooring and towing-hook manufacturer, Buoy control and hydraulic-release system supplier, Mooring-load monitoring and berthing-aid supplier, Autonomous offshore solar-power and navigation-aid integrator, Telemetry, communications and subsea-valve control supplier, Bluewater Oman four-buoy control-package supplier, Factory testing, pre-commissioning and delivery support provider

Role in marine infrastructure

Straatman Mooring Systems is the mooring-equipment business within the Dutch Straatman group. For Bluewater's Oman green-ammonia package it delivered and pre-commissioned the control and hydraulic-release system for four offshore buoys, including eight GMH-100 hooks, autonomous power, navigation aids, subsea-valve and transmitter controls, portable telemetry and redundant communications. Straatman's public record says the package is ready for offshore installation and operation; it does not say Straatman will install the spread offshore or name the installation contractor.

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