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Cooperation Agreement for Free Inertial Metrology

25/10/2011

Fugro Survey and IPOZ have signed a worldwide exclusive agreement for Free Inertial Metrology technology GIPSEA and the associated software and support services. Fugro will be marketing the Free Inertial Metrology technology to its client base in the subsea construction industry. The technology will be offered in all regions through the local Fugro survey companies.

Fugro has executed extensive trials, which were completed successfully, thus giving Fugro the confidence that this technology will offer the market alternative solutions for Metrology projects. Fugro and IPOZ have agreed to further develop the equipment and associated software in order to continuously enhance the service to the industry. For detailed information please contact FsbvInfo@fugro.com

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