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Enshore Subsea Has Taken Delivery Of The 170 Tonnes, 2200Kw, T3200 Subsea Trencher, Which Is Currently Undergoing Complete…
Enshore Subsea has taken delivery of the 170 tonnes, 2200kW, T3200 subsea trencher, which is currently undergoing complete…
Al Gihaz Contracting, part of Saudi Arabia-headquartered Al Gihaz Holding, has acquired the assets, intellectual property and management system of a subsea trenching company based in Blyth.
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Saudi-based Al Gihaz Contracting has announced the acquisition of Enshore Subsea, a UK-based subsea trenching company. This will pave the way for creation of a new joint venture that will offer seabed intervention and construction management services.