Developing this deployment at a high-exposure site required pushing our technical capabilities to the limit, executing highly complex maneuvers such as anchoring lines at depths exceeding 1,600 meters and installing underwater bolts using commercial diving. The work of the vessels Compas 23 and Tulio Sebastián was crucial to achieving this objective. The skill, dedication, and professionalism of the crews of both ships, combined with the impeccable coordination of the operations team, allowed us to overcome the technical demands and the on-site re-establishment of the northern end lines of the module.

Likewise, the project demanded rigorous operational management and constant dialogue with the client, the maritime authority, and local fishermen to ensure the proper execution of the work. Meeting the high standards required, daily monitoring and reporting were maintained throughout the entire installation process.

The successful completion of this challenging project, coupled with the effort, operational flexibility, and resilience demonstrated by the entire team, resulted in the complete and timely acceptance by AquaChile, demonstrating their total satisfaction and gratitude for the professionalism and quality of the work carried out on the project.