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ROG (Rotterdam Offshore Group)

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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What ROG (Rotterdam Offshore Group) does.

ROG (Rotterdam Offshore Group) is a specialized company with over 30 years of experience in the field of shipbuilding and repair as well as the maintenance of installations. They offer services for the repair and maintenance process of ship and installation types, including marine, sea, and jack-up vessels, as well as solutions for the (de-)mobilization of offshore structures. ROG has a fully equipped harbor in Rotterdam with direct access to the open sea and space for ships up to 320 meters in length. Their services include the deployment of serviced maintenance trucks and flying teams available 24/7. ROG is certified and works with various brands and manufacturers.

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