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EODEX

Delfrigs, United Kingdom

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What EODEX does.

EODEX is a firm in the United Kingdom that specializes in the management of underwater projects. They offer a complete solution from Desktop studies to ALARP certification and include also the Execution Seabed Spatial Services. EODEX is involved in the removal of stones, wrecks, and sandwaves as well as demolition. The company was not explicitly endowed with a founding year, but it has a long history in the field of underwater management. They have more than 20 employees to support their projects. EODEX works together with the brands and manufacturers from CP&Co. and is conscious of their socially responsible practices.

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