Design for Aberdeen businesses
Fifty years of North Sea oil and gas have made Aberdeen the UK's energy city, and that industry sits behind almost every design brief here. Operators, drilling contractors, inspection companies and engineering consultancies fill the business parks at Dyce, Altens, Bridge of Don and Kingswells, while Westhill, just outside the city, is internationally known for subsea engineering.
Technical design work is the core. Equipment rental and inspection firms need technical drawings and general arrangement drawings, 3D models for client approval, and data sheets that show dimensions, ratings and certification clearly. Subsea tooling and skids often need 3D renders for proposals long before anything is built.
The energy transition is creating a second wave of work. Firms moving into offshore wind, hydrogen, carbon capture and decommissioning often find their brand still talks only about oil and gas. A rebrand or brand refresh, new capability brochures and updated case study templates help them sell to new customers without losing their existing ones.
Energy conferences and exhibitions at P&J Live bring regular exhibition deadlines, with stand graphics, banners, brochures and animated loops for screens all due together.
- Subsea and engineering firms: CAD, renders, data sheets
- Service companies: capability brochures, tender documents, decks
- Energy transition businesses: rebrands, infographics, website graphics
- Exhibitors at P&J Live: stands, banners, motion graphics
- Seafood and food producers: packaging, labels, product photography
Outside energy, seafood processing is a major north east industry, and Aberdeenshire adds farms and whisky distilleries. Those businesses need packaging, labels and product photography for trade buyers and direct sales.
Union Street and the West End add hospitality, retail and professional firms with everyday needs: logos, menus, signage and stationery.
Who we design for in Aberdeen
- Oil and gas service companies
- Subsea engineering firms
- Offshore wind suppliers
- Equipment rental and inspection firms
- Engineering consultancies
- Seafood processors
- Recruitment agencies
- Hotels and hospitality
How it works for Aberdeen
Design, print artwork and CAD work is done remotely from our base in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, with proofs shared online and files supplied ready for your printer, website or manufacturer. Photography and video are shot on location, and travel beyond the Mansfield and Nottinghamshire area is added to the quote. dijitul has worked with UK businesses since 2006.
Prices for Aberdeen
All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Every job gets a fixed price before work starts. Printing, and travel for shoots beyond the Mansfield and Nottinghamshire area, are quoted separately.
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Nearby
- Glasgow
- Edinburgh
- Dundee
- Inverness
- Stirling
- Perth
- Paisley
- East Kilbride
- Livingston
- Falkirk
- Ayr
- Dunfermline
- Kirkcaldy
Frequently asked questions
Can you produce CAD drawings for Aberdeen subsea and energy firms?
Yes. dijitul produces 2D drawings, general arrangements and 3D models for tooling, skids, brackets and assemblies, supplied as STEP, DWG, DXF or PDF. Work is done remotely from sketches, markups or existing models. CAD design time is £45 an hour + VAT, with an estimate agreed before we start.
Can you rebrand an oil and gas company moving into renewables?
Yes. We review what still works in your current brand, then update the logo, colours, type and key documents so you can sell into offshore wind or hydrogen without confusing existing customers. Brand identity packs start from £395 + VAT, and larger rebrands are quoted as a fixed price.
Do you photograph equipment and facilities in Aberdeen?
Yes. We photograph workshops, yards, equipment and staff on location in Aberdeen, Dyce and Westhill, following your site safety rules. Half-day photography starts from £295 + VAT and a full day from £495 + VAT, with travel from Mansfield included in the quote.
Get a fixed price
Send a rough brief. You'll know exactly what it costs before we start.