Kongsberg Maritime secures LARS contract with Sea1 Offshore
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Kongsberg Maritime has secured a significant contract with Sea1 Offshore to provide Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS) for four newly commissioned offshore construction vessels. Under this agreement, each vessel will be outfitted with two state-of-the-art LARS units, designed to enhance subsea construction and remotely operated vehicle (ROV) operations. This partnership aims to bolster Sea1 Offshore's capabilities in the growing offshore sector, reflecting the increasing demand for advanced technology in subsea projects. The delivery of these systems is expected to play a crucial role in supporting efficient and safe operations in challenging marine environments.
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Kongsberg Maritime secures LARS contract with Sea1 Offshore
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