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ence, and technology talents together.

DOER operates as a B Corp and collab- orates with a number of NGOs and insti- tutions. The company works on projects ranging from subterranean infrastruc- ture to coastal restoration to full ocean depth submersibles. While the company is primarily project based, it does pro- duce some standard products and ac- cessories that have been used in both environments. Its Bubble Gun low fre-

DOER Marine Operations typical and novel applications across a quency acoustic source was recently

Alameda, CA variety of platforms. Most of DOER’s highlighted as the enabling technology www.doermarine.com subsea systems are designed for a mini- for a new method of collecting near-sur-

CEO/President: Liz Taylor mum of 1000m with many systems be- face geophysical data, and FSI continue

DOER has solved subsea problems for ing capable of work in 3,000-6,500m sto innovate as demonstrated by a recent more than 25 years. It is an independent, and some up to full ocean depth. patent application and the introduction woman-owned businesses, and its appli- of new members to the PLUS Family of cation is based on contributions to BBC sensors.

Falmouth Scienti? c, Inc.

Blue Planet 2, designing and building

FSI offers standard and customized

Cataumet, MA fully classed housings for cine and ultra- transducers, instruments, and systems to http://www.falmouth.com low light cameras on human occupied collect and relay real-time data to help

CEO/President: John Baker submersibles

For 29 years Falmouth Scienti