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INDYCO

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What INDYCO does.

INDYCO is a Canadian company specializing in the Genie-Civil sector. The services include the construction, restoration, and maintenance of coastal and marine infrastructure. The firm exclusively undertakes ship and facility projects and deals with environmental adaptations. Indyco collaborates with various brands and manufacturers, but does not provide specific names. The company is certified under RBQ: 5753-5965-01, CCQ: 817-865, and CNESST: 1168237494. Indyco was not explicitly founded with a founding date, but has an address in Saint-Hubert, Québec (2-3640 Rue Richelieu). The firm also offers services for private individuals and single persons to fulfill their specific requirements.

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