DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc.

01/31/2026

We’re proud to share that DeepWater Buoyancy will again be exhibiting at the Oceantic Network International Partnering Forum (IPF), taking place February 9–12, 2026 at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel.

IPF brings together senior leaders and innovators across the marine renewable energy sector, making it a premier venue for discussing the future of offshore wind, wave, tidal, and emerging ocean technologies.

We’re excited to connect with our industry partners, explore new opportunities, and showcase our solutions for floating offshore wind, including inter-array cable buoyancy and mooring line buoyancy systems.

If you’re attending, be sure to visit us at Booth #1307, where our President, Matthew Henry, will be on hand to discuss how our subsea buoyancy products support projects from surface to 6,000 meters of depth.

Learn more here...

DeepWater Buoyancy is exhibiting at Oceantic Network's International Partnering Forum, February 9-12, 2026 in New York City.

03/31/2022

We are one month away from Business Network for Offshore Wind's IPF 2022 conference in Atlantic City, NJ.

We will again be jointly exhibiting with Tekmar Group.

Learn more here...
https://deepwaterbuoyancy.com/ipf-2022/

02/01/2022

Simultaneous Texas show duty in the first week of March! While one part of our team will be at Floating Wind Solutions in Houston, another part will be at Subsea Tieback Forum in Galveston.

At Subsea Tieback Forum we will be highlighting our product line of Offshore Oil and Gas. Learn more here...

DeepWater Buoyancy is co-sponsoring and exhibiting at the 2022 Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition in Galveston, Texas - March 1-3, 2022.

01/25/2022

DeepWater Buoyancy and Tekmar Group are exhibiting together for the first time at the Floating Wind Solutions 2022 conference in March. Learn more about the conference and our joint offerings for offshore wind at...

DeepWater Buoyancy and Tekmar Group are exhibiting together at the Floating Wind Solutions 2022 conference.

11/22/2021

Thanks for all the support SafetyWorks!

Congratulations to DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc. in Biddeford, Maine! Their designation as a SHARP awardee has been renewed.

SafetyWorks!, in collaboration with OSHA, has a special program to recognize achievements in workplace safety and health by private sector employers. This program is called the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP).

To learn more about this program and its benefits, please visit: http://www.safetyworksmaine.com/safe_workplace/sharp.html

08/16/2021

DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc. is pleased to announce it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tekmar Group (AIM: TGP), a leading provider of technology and services for the global offshore energy markets.

Under the MOU, the companies will bring together their complementary engineering capabilities, and extensive track records in their respective fields, to enhance the range of services and technologies they offer customers, whilst helping to integrate and optimize offshore project supply chains.

The partnership is focused on the new and emerging floating offshore wind market.

Read the full press release here...

DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc., is pleased to announce it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Tekmar Group.

06/16/2021

Check out the back cover of this month's Ocean News & Technology Magazine magazine.

We decided to depart from the typical trade magazine ad approach showing a technical product on an ocean background. So we worked with Shane Vitalius of Level8 Design Studio on an advertisement/art project.

The ad calls to attention our place as the only US-owned manufacturer of buoyancy for Floating Offshore Wind Cables. Learn more here...

https://deepwaterbuoyancy.com/product/floating-offshore-wind-cable-buoyancy/

What do you think? Nice to see some art while reading a technical trade magazine?

05/13/2021

The ocean can be a violent place. And though all the math is done and all the experience is applied, sometimes it simply disassembles moorings. In those cases, our buoys inevitably make their way to shore. This buoy was found and the owner retrieved it. Made for a fascinating picture.

“We have recovered the float last week”, he wrote. “It was an interesting affair as we dragged it 3.5km up the beach rather than over the dunes. I will add that we swore a lot and we did thinking of chartering a chopper to fly it out.”

04/26/2021

Designed and Manufactured at DeepWater Buoyancy

Witnessed the buoyancy testing and packaging of another pair of StableMoor® Mooring Buoys. Always impressive to watch these products making their way through the manufacturing process: foam casting, machining, finishing, metalwork, urethane casting, assembly, testing, packaging.

And they look great too!

Ready to upgrade your mooring design?
https://deepwaterbuoyancy.com/product/stablemoor-mooring-buoys/

03/29/2021

NEW Article!

See our latest article in our Mooring Matters series. In this article, ADCP manufacturer Nortek and scientists at Noaa Fisheries bring us a case study on the use of moored ADCPs to collect data on krill populations in Antarctica.

ADCP manufacturer Nortek and scientists at NOAA bring us a case study on the use of moored ADCPs from Antarctica.

03/12/2021

The webinar with Teledyne Marine and Ocean Data Technologies Inc. was a great success. According to Margo Newcombe, the Director of Marketing at Teledyne Marine, this webinar broke Teledyne's webinar record for most attendees and for longest Q&A.

Good news for anyone who missed it - it was recorded! You can watch it here:

Don’t let the two-hour length discourage you from watching. This was a fantastic webinar given by leading industry experts that is loaded with great...

02/24/2021

Our friends at Teledyne Marine have invited us to participate in an upcoming Teledyne Marine Link webinar: Instrumenting a Mooring.

The webinar brings together perspectives from leaders in subsea moorings for ocean science. Paul Devine from Teledyne Marine brings the instrument perspective. Daniel Cote from our team will present our experience in buoys and bottom mounts. And Jon Wood of Ocean Data Technologies Inc will tie it all together with his years of experience in designing and deploying instrumented moorings.

Learn more and register by following this link:
https://lnkd.in/dvZwd3d