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Nauticus secures confirmed subsea contracts across energy sectors, demonstrating initial commercial traction for its robotic systems.

Nauticus Robotics has announced operational momentum with the deployment of multiple remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for its 2025 offshore season. The company has secured a minimum 120-day contract with a marine transportation company for oil and gas drill support operations in the Gulf Coast, with potential for extension beyond the initial period. This represents confirmed revenue generation for a portion of 2025, though the financial terms remain undisclosed.

The company is demonstrating cross-sector applicability by deploying assets across both traditional energy (oil and gas) and renewable energy (offshore wind) industries. A second ROV recently completed an offshore wind industry project off New England and is being repositioned to the Gulf Coast alongside an Aquanaut vehicle on a Nauticus-chartered vessel.

This combined deployment approach on a single vessel is noteworthy as it creates opportunities to showcase autonomous capabilities to potential customers while maintaining service delivery with established clients. The company specifically mentions ongoing discussions that could lead to additional Gulf Coast operations in environmental and oil and gas sectors.

For a company with Nauticus' $33 million market capitalization, these operational contracts represent tangible business activity, though their precise financial impact cannot be determined without revenue figures. The company's stated business model spans service provision, vehicle sales, and software licensing, indicating multiple potential revenue streams as they continue commercial deployment
Nauticus Robotics Lands Major Energy Contract: Dual-Robot System to Transform Gulf Coast Operations