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Deep Down Delivers Deepest Rated LARS in the World
Wednesday January 2, 12:56 pm ET

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HOUSTON, Jan. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Deep Down, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DPDW - News) has recently delivered what is believed to be the deepest class rated Launch and Retrieval System ("LARS") in the world. The 4,000 meter rated LARS was specially designed for subsea load handling, lifting and tensioning, and launch and retrieval of specialized undersea equipment, including Remote Operated Vehicles ("ROV"), in ultra-deep and harsh subsea environments. Special functions include auto-variable speed control (load dependent), wire spooling and guide systems, grooved drums, emergency release capabilities, gravity lowering, emergency hoisting abilities, and a water-cooled drum to reduce heat on the umbilical, among others. The safe working load of the LARS is 28 tonnes, and the system is capable of delivering payloads at speeds of up to 76 meters per minute. Another unique feature of this LARS is the specially designed wraparound level wind sensor system which allows for more sensitive yet smoother operation in rugged, high-load, ultra-high deepwater applications. Deep Down plans to secure a patent for this very important feature. The 4000 meter LARS was sold to Perry Slingsby Systems, Inc. ("Perry") for integration with their new 4,000 meter rated ROV. Perry has produced more ROV systems than all other manufacturers combined.
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Perry sold this system to Veolia ES Special Services, Inc. ("Veolia") which has placed the system on their newly-built state-of-the-art DSV MT-6016 vessel, named the Swordfish. Designed with cutting-edge technology, the new ship was custom-designed to allow Veolia to take on more complex subsea construction and dive-support projects. The Swordfish also has a Deep Down 3,000 meter rated LARS leased to them with a Perry ROV. A second 4000 meter rated LARS is expected to be delivered to Perry as soon as factory acceptance testing has been completed. The second LARS will also be sold to Veolia with a Perry ROV. Deep Down expects to sell additional LARS units of this class with an average minimum sales price of approximately $1.4 million each, depending on individual custom-engineered features and capabilities as requested by our clients.

"It is exciting to know that the new Flagship for Veolia, the Swordfish, is set up for ultra deepwater environments and will have two Perry ROVs and two Deep Down LARS to help them accomplish their more challenging deepwater tasks. 2008 looks to be a very promising year, and our goal is to provide the best support possible to our clients, helping them meet their deepwater challenges with greater confidence," said Ron Smith, Deep Down's CEO. "We will continue to use proprietary-built state-of-the-art equipment (and third-party equipment such as the Baricon 30-ton, 4-track tensioner), engineering, and custom-developed installation and retrieval management systems to deliver cost-effective solutions, thereby distinguishing ourselves as the premier "first call" for our clients when confronted with a variety of challenges in ultra deepwater and harsh subsea environments", he continued.

About Deep Down, Inc.

Deep Down specializes in the provision of innovative solutions, installation management, engineering services, support services, custom fabrication and storage management services for the offshore subsea control, umbilical, and pipeline industries. The company fabricates component parts of subsea distribution systems and assemblies that specialize in the development of subsea fields and tie backs. These items include umbilicals, flow lines, distribution systems, pipeline terminations, controls, winches, and launch and retrieval systems, among others. Deep Down provides these services from the initial field conception phase, through manufacturing, site integration testing, installation, topside connections, and the final commissioning of a project. The Company's ElectroWave subsidiary offers products and services in the fields of electronic monitoring and control systems for the energy, military, and commercial business sectors. ElectroWave designs, manufactures, installs, and commissions integrated PLC and SCADA based instrumentation and control systems, including ballast control and monitoring, drilling instrumentation, vessel management systems, marine advisory systems, machinery plant control and monitoring systems, and closed circuit television systems. The Company's Mako Technologies subsidiary serves the growing offshore petroleum and marine industries with technical support services, and products vital to offshore petroleum production, through rentals of its remotely operated vehicles (ROV), topside and subsea equipment, and diving support systems used in diving operations, maintenance and repair operations, offshore construction, and environmental/marine surveys.

The Company's strategy is to consolidate service providers to the offshore industry, as well as designers and manufacturers of subsea, surface, and offshore rig equipment used by major, independent, and foreign national oil and gas companies in deep-water exploration and production of oil and gas throughout the world. Deep Down's customers include BP Petroleum, Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Devon Energy Corporation, Chevron Corporation, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Marathon Oil Corporation, Kerr-McGee Corporation, Nexen Inc., BHP, Amerada Hess, Helix, Oceaneering International, Inc., Subsea 7, Inc., Transocean Offshore, Diamond Offshore, Marinette Marine Corporation, Acergy, Veolia Environmental Services, Noble Energy Inc., Aker Kvaerner, Cameron, Oil States, Dril-Quip, Inc., Nexans, Cabett, JDR, and Duco, among others. For further company information, please visit http://www.deepdowninc.com and http://www.electrowaveusa.com.

One of our most important responsibilities is to communicate with shareholders in an open and direct manner. Comments are based on current management expectations, and are considered "forward-looking statements," generally preceded by words such as "plans," "expects," "believes," "anticipates," or "intends." We cannot promise future returns. Our statements reflect our best judgment at the time they are issued, and we disclaim any obligation to update or alter forward-looking statements as the result of new information or future events. Deep Down urges investors to review the risks and uncertainties contained within its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.




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Deep Down Delivers Deepest Rated LARS in the World
Wednesday January 2, 12:56 pm ET


HOUSTON, Jan. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Deep Down, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: DPDW - News) has recently delivered what is believed to be the deepest class rated Launch and Retrieval System ("LARS") in the world. The 4,000 meter rated LARS was specially designed for subsea load handling, lifting and tensioning, and launch and retrieval of specialized undersea equipment, including Remote Operated Vehicles ("ROV"), in ultra-deep and harsh subsea environments. Special functions include auto-variable speed control (load dependent), wire spooling and guide systems, grooved drums, emergency release capabilities, gravity lowering, emergency hoisting abilities, and a water-cooled drum to reduce heat on the umbilical, among others. The safe working load of the LARS is 28 tonnes, and the system is capable of delivering payloads at speeds of up to 76 meters per minute. Another unique feature of this LARS is the specially designed wraparound level wind sensor system which allows for more sensitive yet smoother operation in rugged, high-load, ultra-high deepwater applications. Deep Down plans to secure a patent for this very important feature. The 4000 meter LARS was sold to Perry Slingsby Systems, Inc. ("Perry") for integration with their new 4,000 meter rated ROV. Perry has produced more ROV systems than all other manufacturers combined.
ADVERTISEMENT


Perry sold this system to Veolia ES Special Services, Inc. ("Veolia") which has placed the system on their newly-built state-of-the-art DSV MT-6016 vessel, named the Swordfish. Designed with cutting-edge technology, the new ship was custom-designed to allow Veolia to take on more complex subsea construction and dive-support projects. The Swordfish also has a Deep Down 3,000 meter rated LARS leased to them with a Perry ROV. A second 4000 meter rated LARS is expected to be delivered to Perry as soon as factory acceptance testing has been completed. The second LARS will also be sold to Veolia with a Perry ROV. Deep Down expects to sell additional LARS units of this class with an average minimum sales price of approximately $1.4 million each, depending on individual custom-engineered features and capabilities as requested by our clients.

"It is exciting to know that the new Flagship for Veolia, the Swordfish, is set up for ultra deepwater environments and will have two Perry ROVs and two Deep Down LARS to help them accomplish their more challenging deepwater tasks. 2008 looks to be a very promising year, and our goal is to provide the best support possible to our clients, helping them meet their deepwater challenges with greater confidence," said Ron Smith, Deep Down's CEO. "We will continue to use proprietary-built state-of-the-art equipment (and third-party equipment such as the Baricon 30-ton, 4-track tensioner), engineering, and custom-developed installation and retrieval management systems to deliver cost-effective solutions, thereby distinguishing ourselves as the premier "first call" for our clients when confronted with a variety of challenges in ultra deepwater and harsh subsea environments", he continued.

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excellent, excellent news.....! ~~~~~>

A second 4000 meter rated LARS is expected to be delivered to Perry as soon as factory acceptance testing has been completed. The second LARS will also be sold to Veolia with a Perry ROV. Deep Down expects to sell additional LARS units of this class with an average minimum sales price of approximately $1.4 million each, depending on individual custom-engineered features and capabilities as requested by our clients.
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all it takes are a few more of these sold, and it'll be like adding two mako technologies, not just one. :)

imo this is really bullish, folks. the deepest rated LARS out there.

bravo, DPDW..!

[JoeSmith]

LOL that is a gorilla. Revs $44 billion,
Full Time Employees: 260,088
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Veolia Environnement SA (VE)
Veolia Environmental Services Invests in State-of-the-Art Marine Vessel
Monday December 10, 9:29 am ET
New Ship Strengthens Veolia Environmental Services' Capabilities in Marine and Sub-Sea Operations to Offer New Deepwater Services to Oil and Gas Customers Worldwide

LOMBARD, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Veolia ES Industrial Services is pleased to announce the addition of the DSV MT-6016 vessel—named the Swordfish—to its growing Marine Services Group. Designed with cutting-edge technology, the new ship was custom-designed to allow Veolia Environmental Services to take on more complex sub-sea construction and dive-support projects. The vessel is currently at port in Galveston, Texas, and will be deployed during the month of December. The Swordfish will initially be assigned to a contract Veolia Environmental Services has with Chevron’s Houston-based hurricane restoration team working in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Veolia Environmental Services North America Corp., headquartered in Lombard, IL, offers fully integrated environmental solutions to virtually all industrial, commercial, municipal and residential sectors. It is part of the Veolia Environmental Services (VES) group, the only global manager of liquid, solid, non-hazardous and hazardous waste; on-site waste processing, industrial cleaning and process maintenance; and recycling, recovery and disposal for both the public and private sectors. VES has over 80,000 employees in 33 countries and posted revenues of $9.8 billion in 2006. Veolia Environnement (NYSE:VE - News), the parent of VES, with operations in water, waste, energy and transportation management, has more than 300,000 employees in 64 countries and recorded revenues of $37.7 billion in 2006. For more information, please visit www.VeoliaES.com.
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