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Bevaldia

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What Bevaldia does.

Bevaldia is a company that offers professional underwater services for ships in 39 countries worldwide. The services include hull cleaning, propeller polishing, underwater inspections, and repairs. The company is accredited by various certificates such as ISO 9001:2015, 14001:2015, and 45001:2018 as well as classes from DNV, ABS, LR, BV, NKK, RINA, KR, CCS, IRS, PRS, TL, and INSB. Bevaldia also has two dry ship repair locations in China. The underwater services are available 24/7, and the company has a broad network of stations worldwide, including Greece, Mexico, Singapore, Togo, Panama, Turkey, and South Korea.

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