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Allseas secures its first project in South East Asia in early 2000, the Shell Malampaya project offshore Philippines, later executed successfully by Solitaire
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In 2001 work starts on the conversion of Tog Mor into a shallow water pipelay barge in Rotterdam
- Solitaire breaks her own water depth record in 2002, reaching 1,920 m (6,300 ft) on the Shell Nakika project in the Gulf of Mexico Tog Mor
- A dual-head welding system is installed on Phoenix
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Allseas executes the Victoria to Tasmania pipeline contract for Duke Energy in 2002, its first offshore Australia project
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Arbitrators in the Sembawang dispute rule in favour of Allseas, stating that the original conversion contract of Solitaire was rightfully terminated
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In January 2003 the company buys the 141 m long cable lay vessel "Tyco Provider", for later conversion to Calamity Jane, to replace Trenchsetter
- In October 2003, Solitaire breaks her own lay speed record, setting a new world record in the process, laying 9.3 km of pipe in one day in the Gulf of Mexico
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Solitaire completes Allseas' first Middle East project, a pipeline in the Gulf of Aqaba for East Gas Company
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Allseas awarded its first project in the Persian Gulf, offshore Iran
- By the end of 2004 the company had successfully laid over 10,000 km of pipeline and trenched more than 2,800 km
