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Frigstad Offshore

Singapur, Singapore

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Frigstad Offshore was founded in 1981 and is a multi-disciplinary company offering designs for ships and consulting engineering services for the Oil & Gas and Wind energy industries. The firm oversees various ship and installation types, including semi-submersible drilling rigs and wind turbine installations. Frigstad Offshore is a subsidiary of the private company Frigstad Group, which has been active since 1989 in the fields of Public Works Ships, Engineering Services, and renewable energies. The company has offices in Norway, Cyprus, and Brazil and possesses certificates and classes from reputable organizations.

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