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GIANTECH ENGINEERING

Singapore, Singapore

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What GIANTECH ENGINEERING does.

GIANTECH ENGINEERING (Singapore) has offered a wide range of services and products in the Marine Automation sector since 2001. The company provides repair services, maintenance work, and dry dock services, working in collaboration with original suppliers. It possesses over 10,000 registered spare parts for various marine installations and is authorized to represent brands such as Bawat, Atlas Marine, Air Products, Jumo, Kyma, and G&O. GIANTECH ENGINEERING also offers new equipment for marine construction and offshore vessels. The company has its main office in Singapore and provides its services worldwide.

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