Oceanscan Group, a renowned provider of subsea and marine solutions, has announced its partnership with Fugro, a global leader in Geo-data services. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the distribution and market expansion of Fugro’s advanced tooling suite for the marine and subsea sectors.
Fugro, known for its expertise in manufacturing specialist ROV tooling, has chosen Oceanscan Group as its trusted partner to bring these cutting-edge solutions to market. The strategic partnership will combine Oceanscan’s extensive network and Fugro’s innovative technology, addressing the growing demands within the subsea and marine industries.
“We are thrilled to partner with Fugro, a company well known for manufacturing quality, reliable tooling,” said Brett L., Chief Growth Officer of Oceanscan Group. “This collaboration not only validates our commitment to innovation but also amplifies our reach, ensuring that the range of advanced tooling solutions are accessible to a broader audience, thereby contributing to safer and more efficient marine operations worldwide.”
Cameron Scott, Fugro Remote Systems Technology Service Line Manager, commented on the partnership, saying, “We have selected Oceanscan for their proven ability to bring specialized marine solutions to market. This partnership will significantly enhance the availability of our rental tooling, thereby promoting safer and more efficient subsea operations on a global scale. This milestone is a testament to the dedication and hard work of both the Fugro and Oceanscan teams, whose collaborative efforts have brought us to this exciting juncture.”
Both companies share a commitment to advancing technology in the marine and subsea industries, with a focus on fostering sustainable practices and ensuring operational excellence.
This partnership is expected to drive significant growth in the availability of specialized tooling solutions, making critical equipment more accessible to industry professionals worldwide and contributing to the overall safety and efficiency of marine operations.
Reference: https://www.oceanscan.net/
