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Aluship Technology

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Aluship Technology is a Polish firm headquartered in Gdańsk and has established itself as a leading provider of aluminum and stainless steel constructions in the maritime, offshore, and civil engineering sectors. The company's services include the construction of large yachts, oil and gas vessels, as well as coastal handover vehicles (CTV). Aluship Technology's specialties range from shipbuilding, repairs, and forming to shredder containers. The firm is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has approvals for EN 1090-3 from SLV Hannover as well as workshop accreditations from the largest companies. Aluship Technology's production standards are of high quality, and it has been a registered NATO-NCAGE provider since 2006.

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