C-Innovation Secures Heerema ROV Contract19/11/2008 |
| C-Innovation, LLC has been awarded a multi-year ROV operational contract by Heerema Marine Contractors, for seven (7) ROV systems, starting in 2009. C-Innovation’s high specification Schilling Robotics UHD’s, combined with new situational awareness subsea visualisation, navigation and worldwide satellite communications, provide an operational convergence with Heerema Marine Contractors’ subsea operational goals for the future. |
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ROV operations will be coordinated by C-Innovation from the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil, North Sea and West Africa to support Heerema Marine Contractors’ worldwide operations.
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