European Community Initiative - Deepblue wins CARE NORTH project

Deepblue is delighted to join a group of esteemed international development companies as we produce the North East Scotland division website for the EC-led CARE NORTH initiative. The aim of CARE-North is to develop a comprehensive, strategic and practical approach to urban and regional transport/accessibility in the North Sea Region in the context of climate change and declining oil supplies. The Deepblue-produced North East CARE NORTH website is due to go live around the end of March 2010. PLEASE NOTE - pictured image is of the existing CARE NORTH hub page and is not representative of the new Deepblue design.

Completion & Intervention Engineering Limited new promotions initiative

Against stiff competition from across Scotland, Deepblue has been commissioned by global oil and gas company, Completion and Intervention Engineering Limited, to produce the company's new website and associated marketing materials. CIE formed in 2004 to service the oil and gas industry providing Precision Manufacturing, Repair and Testing Services. The company is headquartered in Aberdeen, Scotland and offers complete manufacture and repair of subsea and surface equipment.The new Deepblue CIE website will go live at the end of March to complement other marketing materials (including 3D modelling and animation). NOTE - image is of the existing CIE website.

Deepblue is commissioned by BPL - the performance and luxury car website

Deepblue has been commissioned by the specialist performance car parts supplier, Birnen Performance, to produce a secure e-commerce website for the company's exclusive range of products. Birnen Performance Limited is a performance parts dealer and distributor located in North Scotland. The company was established in 2009 and has direct relationships with today's leading manufacturers allowing competitive prices to its clients - all of which will be served through its newly developed shop website.

Rigmar CD-rom, 3D modelling and animation, video production and print materials

Just as the new Rigmar website is set to go live Deepblue has started work on another big marketing project for the company to promote its exclusive and innovative new RUSH system. As well as producing a new ident for the system, Deepblue is also developing a marketing CD-rom featuring extensive use of 3D modelling and animation to fully detail the system's scope of use across multiple industries and environments. Further, we will also be producing a new corporate brochure for the system - alongside on-going promotions work for other upcoming Rigmar products.

Two new Fotheringham PD housing development websites

Following on the back of our hugely successful, multi award-winning Castleview website (www.fpdcastleview.com), Fortheringham Property Developments has again approached Deepblue to produce two new property websites for upcoming developments. The Castleview website was so successful that the company was able to sell the majority of their houses offplan using the site's various 3D models and animations ie before they were even built. In many ways it redefined the boundaries of what was considered possible at the time so we're delighted to have again been selected by Fotheringham to produce these two new sites.

Other associated work and deepblue sites going live this month

As well as the above key contracts, we're also delighted to report Deepblue has also been commissioned by Adventure Flight to perform various upgrade works on their current site. In addition, we're almost finished work on the new Dulcia e-commerce website. Other work includes alteration and upgrade work to Abserv International's website, a new flash animation for Wildabout Orkney and upgrade work to the Ellon Academy website. In addition, work continues on the Deepblue network sites (eg webmarketingaberdeen.co.uk which should be complete this month). Busy times indeed! In addition, we're also delighted to announce the new Rigmar site should go later this week once the company has finished adding text and images to their pages. Keep your eyes peeled for work done on some rather natty little service icons :)