DeepOcean Group Aligns All Divisions Under One Brand07/05/2012 |
| CTC Marine Projects, Trico Offshore and Deep Ocean AS, all subsidiaries of the Norway-based DeepOcean Group Holding, are rebranding under the new name of DeepOcean. DeepOcean Group's CEO Bart Heijermans says this reflects the company's aim to operate as one company, offering customers an integrated suite of subsea services. |
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He expresses that there are few companies in the offshore industry that perform survey, ROV, trenching and marine operations to the extent that DeepOcean does, or which have the project management and engineering capabilities to plan and support the offshore operations.
As the company launches its new brand, it will also look to build upon its current number of employees across the group including both onshore and offshore positions.
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