MDD has developed a unique platform that transforms an oceangoing ship into an offshore spar hulled platform. The design is based on a patented concept of a reconfigurable ship composed of an upper hull section, and a lower catamaran/spar hull section. During transits the spar hulls will be positioned horizontally functioning as catamaran hulls. When on station, they will be rotated vertically to function as spar hulls and support the upper platform section. In contrast with traditional platforms, this concept is optimized for both high-speed transits and on station operations.

The MOS-RE is an innovative solution to providing an electrical supply to coastal sites through offshore wave motion energy generation. Wave motion within a surface piercing shroud draws air through a variable pitch turbine coupled to an electrical generator. A temporary power transfer cable is then laid between the ship and shore. Space is provided for mission modules that would require power and water, such as water desalination and purification plants. The MOS-RE is well suited to disaster relief, unimproved shore sites, and military operations where cheap, long term, high capacity power generation is required.

MDD has developed a conceptual design for an offshore logistics transfer station to perform at-sea cargo operations between ships. The MOS-LTS provides a stable platform with large surface area for the handling and transfer of cargo and materials between military MPF and civilian break bulk assets, and secondary transfer craft and lighters.