Briggs Marine Contractors Ltd
Briggs Marine is a leading provider of marine and environmental services, specialising in in port and marine operations, subsea and environmental support and vessel charter.
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Sealane Inshore Ltd
North East based inshore diving Company established in 1993, working all over the UK. Based in South Shields on the River Tyne and with good access to the River Tyne, River Tees, Port of Sunderland and the Port of Blyth.
TMS (Teignmouth Maritime Services Ltd)
Specialists in shallow water work, marine civils support, diving services, mooring and marina maintenance.
Read 5 articlesBaltic Taucherei- und Bergungsbetrieb Rostock GmbH
Since 20 years Baltic Diver Germany is on duty all over the world, wherever reliable, highly skilled and safe operations are demanded, be it commercial diving works, hydraulic engineering or salvage and maritime services. With these experiences in our background we are engaged in the installation and maintenance of offshore wind farms for more or less 10 years. As solid partner we gave support to all German offshore projects in North- and Baltic Sea.
Commercial & Specialised Diving Ltd
Over the past decade the company has provided a wide range of services across the professional diving arena and has always provided a quality, professional, friendly service at a highly competitive rate.
Dunmore East Angling Charters
Sea Angling, Diving & Light Workboat Charters South & East coast of Ireland
MMC Diving Services
Civil engineering, salvage, construction, underwater welding, underwater burning, underwater drilling, underwater breaking, grouting, explosives, confined space teams, high ropes teams, underwater inspections, NDT testing, scour protection,
Peter Madsen Rederi A/S
Operating an efficient fleet of hopper vessels throughout Northern Europe. Specialising in dredging, seabed preparation, scour protection, pipe and cable laying for marine civil engineering and offshore wind farm projects.
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