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Intermoor

Houston, Texas https://acteon.com/solutions/busi- ness-lines/intermoor

President/CEO: David McGuire # of employees: 300

Intermoor, part of the Acteon Group, delivers tailored With experience in both spread and turret systems, Inter- mooring solutions focused on the design and installation moor’s teams advise on anchor type, vessel speci? cation, of both permanent and temporary mooring systems, sup- component selection and offshore handling, enabling opti- porting sectors from oil and gas to ? oating wind. mal mooring performance without overdesign or unneces-

For operators and contractors who require rig moves or sary interface complexity.

who need to anchor FPUs, MODUs, TADs, barges and This service is available at any stage of the project: concep- other ? oating structures, Intermoor’s range of services, and tual design, pre-FEED, FEED, early phase engineering, and its ability to link up with other capabilities across the Acte- detailed engineering. Consultancy is delivered as a stand- on Group, delivers increased ef? ciencies and reduced costs. alone service or integrated into full-scope mooring delivery.

Intermoor engineers actively participate in the planning, Their mooring engineering consultancy service draws on design, logistics, installation, inspection, maintenance, a global pool of mooring engineers, naval architects, ma- and recovery operations for its mooring projects. rine analysis engineers, and structural engineers, and inte- 18 September/October 2026

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