ROVOP, the independent provider of subsea remotely operated vehicle (ROV) services, has expanded in the Middle East – opening a new base in the region to offer the highest quality ROV service.
Two senior members of staff - operations director Doug Middleton and business development consultant Michael O’Donnell – will staff the new Middle East operation. The pair will be relocating to the region to lead the expansion of services to clients.
The Middle East will now have the largest independent ROV operator providing the highest quality services to clients across the Drill Support, IRM, and Construction markets within the oil and gas sector, underpinned by operational excellence and a diverse fleet of ROVs, all managed and operated in-country.
Operations director Doug Middleton said: “We look forward to expanding our services and number of clients in the Middle East – which will be bolstered by having a hub in the region, along with the provision of a quality of ROV service that was not widely available there previously.
“ROVOP already has equipment on the ground in the region, and so is ready to fulfil our customers’ needs immediately in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar.”
The company is currently expanding, having added 19 ROVs to its fleet last month, bringing ROVOP’s total operational fleet to 51. The addition of these ROV systems to the fleet will enable ROVOP to better support customers with the appropriate ROVs for their requirements based on capability and greater cost efficiency.
These systems will perfectly match the needs of customers in the region for a higher quality but cost-effective service.
Steven Gray, CEO at ROVOP commented: “ROVOP has continued to provide the highest quality service and ROV offerings to our clients over the past seven years.
“Our goal of having a base located in the Middle East is to continue our excellent track record of service and to offer our newly expanded ROV fleet to our clients in the region.”
Doug Middleton and Michael O’Donnell will be in attendance at ADIPEC 2018. For further details, please contact Denise Davies, denisedavies@rovop.com.
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About ROVOP:
ROVOP is an independent provider of subsea remotely operated vehicle (ROV) services.
Our unique approach combines the most advanced technology with highly skilled personnel and a first-class customer culture, which reduces risk and cost while improving efficiency.
With headquarters in Aberdeen and Houston, our global scope encompasses the oil and gas, offshore wind, telecoms and power transmission industries.
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Hannah Rumbles, Fifth Ring, 01224 628088, hannah.rumbles@fifthring.com;
Amy Guyan, Fifth Ring, 01224 628093, amy.guyan@fifthring.com
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