Teledyne strengthens UK maintenance and training capabilities
Teledyne Marine Vehicles is expanding its direct-to-customer service capabilities in the United Kingdom, strengthening support for its regional customer base. This change provides faster and more responsive, locally delivered assistance across its range of autonomous marine systems. The company is now better positioned to offer technical support, maintenance and training, helping customers operate their systems effectively and with confidence.
As part of this strategic investment, Teledyne has opened new repair facilities in Fareham, co-located with Teledyne Raymarine, augmenting the existing Slocum glider facility in Southampton at the National Oceanography Centre. The Fareham facility will support Teledyne’s full range of uncrewed underwater vehicles, including Teledyne Gavia AUVs, Teledyne Webb Research’s Slocum gliders and APEX profiling floats.
To better support the Royal Navy and other UK customers, Teledyne has also hired dedicated service staff for the Raymarine Centre in Fareham and field support personnel in Plymouth, ensuring responsive expert assistance and the ability for field staff to forward deploy with users.
“This expansion is a reflection of our long-term commitment to the UK market,” said Brian Maguire, general manager of Teledyne Marine Vehicles. “By investing in local infrastructure and talent, we’re enhancing our ability to support customers directly and efficiently, while deepening our engagement with the scientific and military communities that rely on our technologies.”
