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ACT 22

Marseille, France

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ACT 22 is a company for the repair and maintenance of ships and industrial plants with headquarters in Marseille and La Ciotat. The firm offers services in piping, sheet metal work and welding and has an experience of 25 years. Nicolas Toscano is the main shareholder and possesses extensive technical knowledge in this field. ACT 22 works with metals like steel, stainless steel and aluminium and can intervene within 24 hours upon call. The company is qualified for the repair of various ship and industrial plants and has certificates and classes that confirm its competence. ACT 22 serves the south of the Mediterranean region and has two locations in Marseille and La Ciotat.

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