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SUBSERVICES, S.L.

8, Spain

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Subservices, S.L., founded in 1964 as Servicio Naval Submarino, changed its name to Subservices S.L. in March 1986. The company specializes in providing underwater services for a wide range of vessels and structures, from small artisanal fishing boats to large offshore oil platforms. With extensive experience in salvage and refloating operations, Subservices has served numerous clients over the years. They offer solutions for any task that needs to be performed underwater, ensuring safety, quality, and effective response. The company has worked on more than 50 salvages and refloating operations, showcasing their expertise.

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