Exceeding Industry Standards
The Leader in Commercial Diving
Associated Underwater Services, Inc. (AUS) is a commercial dive company located in Washington State that provides underwater and marine construction services as well as remotely operated vehicle services (ROV), salvage, ship husbandry and sonar services on a global scale. At AUS we are dedicated to continuously expanding our knowledge through participating in state of the art, unprecedented projects. We continuously strive to make projects safer, faster, and more environmentally friendly in subsea intervention.
AUS is Woman Owned and Operated.
WBE Certification – WBE1901934
WOSB Certification – WOSB191544
Washington State – WBE – W2F0024066
Washington State – DBE – D2F0024066
Our Most Recent Projects
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Anode Installation for Terminal 5 Modernization Project
AUS successfully completed anode installations for Seattle Harbor’s Terminal 5 modernization project. AUS provided an OSHA and ADCI certified commercial dive crew to install anodes for the Terminal’s cathodic protection system. Additionally, AUS dive crews performed
AUS Completes Port of Everett Pile Repairs
AUS dive crews successfully installed structurally reinforced pile jackets at the Port of Everett. Using surface supplied air and mounted helmet cameras, AUS divers repaired the piles from the mudline to the top of the
45ft Morning Star Vessel Salvage, Blind Bay, W.A.
AUS dive crews assist with salvaging a 45ft 1948 Morning Star vessel. The salvage took place off the coast of Blind Bay, Washington. Utilizing floatation bags, riggings, and trash pumps, AUS divers successfully salvaged the
Specializing In A Broad Range of Services
AUS offers extensive underwater services
From Our Clients
“Hi Michael, Dustin. Your crew is great. Thank you for this.”
“I just wanted to say thank you to all of you in helping coordinate the cleaning last week! I appreciate everyone’s willingness to do whatever was needed to get things in order.”
“We really appreciate and enjoy working with the team at AUS.”
“Thanks for your help the other day with our Caisson work… your guys were great and amazing to work with, We hope to work with you again soon!”
“We appreciate AUS’s consistently excellent work and look forward to working with your team again soon.”
“Michael: I want to thank you and your staff for a very professional job that was done. Your staff including yourself was on site when you said and had the right tools to perform the job! Thank you so much.”
“Good morning! Brad and I hit our 16 hours and had to leave before you guys were out of the water last night, so I just wanted to thank you and your crew for the response yesterday! You guys do amazing work!”
“Marius had great things to say about your crews and your planning and approach as well. We have a great team out there.”
“Its been good working with you, Mike and his crew. They have done a great job and helped us build a complicated cofferdam.”
“Many thanks for yours, rest me to say many many thanks for your assistance and please express our appreciation to the team, awesome guys and fast workers.”
I want to thank you all for the outstanding manner in which we have all worked together. In the face of a world pandemic, working with ignorance, fear and rude/childish actions all of you held your professionalism and we were successful in our missions.
Many other people behind each of you are to be commended.
You all humble me.
Aquatically yours,
BOB
Latest News
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AUS Discusses the Diving Industry at Spokane Public Schools’ Career Fair
Associated Underwater Services (AUS) was invited speak at the Spokane Public Schools' Career Fair. Kirk Neumann, AUS General Manager, discussed the diving industry and shared his extensive experience in the diving world with 2,500 local 5th
AUS Divers Remove Bridge Piers in Washington
AUS Divers help remove 4 big piers from the Sammamish River By BENJAMIN MINNICK - Journal Construction Editor www.DJC.com Photo from city of Kenmore [enlarge] The bridge’s foundation piers, made of timber and concrete, weighed about 65
AUS Assists the Walla Walla District with Emergency Navigational Lock Repairs
Repairs on Snake River Dam slow wheat barges at peak of season By Anna King (Northwest News Network) Aug. 31, 2020 6 a.m. The Columbia River System, which includes the Snake River linking to Lewiston,