Armoda

06/16/2026

No two offshore projects are exactly alike. This project spotlight looks at the first U.S.-flagged cable-lay barge designed for offshore wind and the custom modular solutions developed to support its operation. Read the full story.
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06/09/2026

From visual inspections to advanced non-destructive testing methods, Certified Welding Inspectors play an important role in structural fabrication quality.

Their independent oversight helps ensure modular buildings meet the standards required for demanding industrial environments. Read more on our blog:

Certified Welding Inspectors provide independent verification that structural welds in modular fabrication meet AWS codes and project specifications.

06/08/2026

The first U.S.-flagged cable-lay barge built for offshore wind needed more than specialized marine equipment. It needed operational spaces designed around limited deck space and demanding offshore conditions. See how Armoda helped make it happen.
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05/28/2026

Offshore environments leave little room for uncertainty. That’s why material traceability remains an important part of responsible fabrication and project readiness. Explore the full article here:

Material traceability in offshore construction verifies steel quality and supports compliance to marine regulations and standards. Read more on our blog.

05/28/2026

Two Armoda 20ft Portable Accommodation Modules (PAMs) installed for a long term lease for an offshore wind support project.

Contact the team at Armoda to learn more about our capabilities for lease fleet, custom designs, and modular solutions.

Module Specifications:

✅ 20'L x 8'W x 9'6"H
✅ A60 Fire Rating
✅ ABS (PAM)
✅ USCG
✅ DNV 2.7-1
✅ CSC

05/25/2026

In observance of the Memorial Day holiday, our office is closed to remember those we love who gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. We'll be back to serve you tomorrow.

05/20/2026

Heat numbers, MTRs, approved mills, documented controls—these details play a major role in offshore construction quality. Our latest post explains why material traceability matters. Read more:

Material traceability in offshore construction verifies steel quality and supports compliance to marine regulations and standards. Read more on our blog.

05/12/2026

A finished offshore module is only as reliable as the materials behind it. Traceability helps connect steel components to documentation, inspections, and project requirements throughout the fabrication process. See how it works. Read more:

Material traceability in offshore construction verifies steel quality and supports compliance to marine regulations and standards. Read more on our blog.

05/11/2026

Space is limited. Weight matters. Installation windows are tight. That’s why offshore facilities rely on systems that are designed to work together from the start—and why modular construction plays such a big role. Take a look:

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Learn how offshore facilities work, including platforms, systems, ballast, and standards—and where modular buildings fit into offshore operations.

05/04/2026

In offshore construction, quality starts long before fabrication begins. Material traceability helps verify steel origin, documentation, and performance requirements from the first step to final delivery. Learn why it matters in our newest blog:

Material traceability in offshore construction verifies steel quality and supports compliance to marine regulations and standards. Read more on our blog.