Aleron Subsea Nets ROV Order

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Aleron Subsea, which recently relocated its head office from Singapore to the outskirts of Westhill, has won the substantial contract worth £3.1 million to supply a marine services company with two work class ROV systems and associated equipment.

The ROVs, which have Tether Management Systems (TMS), 150hp hydraulic power and are 3000m depth rated, will be utilised for work on shallow and deepwater applications across the globe.

Mike Bisset, managing director at Aleron Subsea, said: “Aleron prides itself on its prioritisation of safety, innovation and efficiency. 2014 was a successful year for the company due to a number of contract wins and although the industry is going through a challenging period, Aleron has had a successful start to 2015. The latest contract win displays our commitment to providing clients within the offshore and marine industry responsive, efficient and cost-effective ROV solutions.”

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