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DMARS S.A.S

Cartagena, Colombia

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What DMARS S.A.S does.

DMARS S.A.S. is a company in the field of Maritim-Fluvial and Industrial Engineering, with its main branch in Cartagena de Indias. The company provides services such as Shipyard, Maintenance and Repair services for ships and installations as well as non-destructive testing procedures. It works together with Thordon Bearing technology and has certificates for this technology. DMARS is interested in the implementation of environmentally friendly solutions, such as the use of Auto-lubricating Bearings from Thordon. The firm was not explicitly endowed with a founding year, but has a number of employees and is active in various projects.

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