Nearshore and offshore wind cable projects require early technical input, disciplined planning, and experienced marine execution. CMI supports developers, cable manufacturers, EPC teams, and project owners with the marine construction expertise needed to move complex cable scopes from planning through installation.

Our experience includes nearshore cable installation, landfall support, HDD marine support, shore-end operations, route review, PLGR, submarine cable installation, remedial burial, and post-lay burial. CMI’s practical understanding of marine logistics, union coordination, permitting constraints, coastal access, and local working conditions provides value long before equipment arrives on site.

• Permit support and project development input
• Route review
• Nearshore cable installation
• Shore-end and landfall support
• HDD marine support
• PLGR and route clearance
• Submarine cable installation
• Remedial burial
• Post-lay burial
• Marine spread planning
• Union and local logistics coordination
• Stakeholder coordination support

Horizontal directional drilling is often used at cable landfalls to reduce surface disturbance, avoid sensitive coastal resources, and provide a controlled conduit between upland infrastructure and the marine environment.

Through the combined capabilities of CMI, Huxted Trenchless, and Northeast Remsco Construction, JAG Companies can support the interface between offshore cable installation, shore approach work, HDD operations, and upland civil infrastructure. This integrated capability is especially valuable on projects where landfall coordination, pull support, marine access, and constructability must be aligned early.