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Sea Trenching

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Seatrench is a leading provider of offshore and near-shore services for the Telecommunications, Energy, Oil, and Gas industries. The company offers a broad range of services including seabed cable, pipeline, and umbilical installations up to 3 meters below the production point. Seatrench possesses a large fleet of drilling machines and pump barges that can be mobilized from various locations in Europe, UAE, and Southeast Asia. With over 25 years of experience in offshore drilling, the firm provides a variety of services including Shore-End-Landing services, HSE Compliance, and marine, onshore, and diving services.

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