UTEC Survey Positioning Contract for Veripos06/11/2008 |
| Veripos is to provide UTEC Survey Inc in Houston and its associate companies in the UK, Singapore and West Africa with worldwide GNSS positioning services under a multi-year contract worth approximately USD2m. The new contract extends the relationship between the two companies under which Veripos has been supporting UTEC Survey's global offshore operations since May 2006 with a complete range of dedicated DGNSS services, including hardware, software and signals. |
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Trevor Hughes, UTEC Survey Inc's Vice-President for Commercial and Business Development, commented "As our company broadens its geographical interests and expands its global operations, it has become a strategic necessity to partner with a quality global positioning supplier such as Veripos, which has a track record of excellent service and outstanding support."
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