Arctic Offshore ApS

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Arctic Offshore ApS is a company based in Hirtshals, Denmark, and operates within the maritime industry. Established in 2012 by Rene Mortensen, the company focuses on offering tailored maritime and engineering services often in harsh and challenging environments.

Key areas of expertise include:

Offshore Services: The company provides a wide range of offshore services, including the supply of equipment and manpower for marine operations. This includes tasks such as underwater inspections, maintenance, and repair activities.

Marine Engineering and Consultancy: Arctic Offshore ApS offers marine engineering solutions, consultancy, and project management services to support marine operations, ensuring projects meet regulatory standards and are completed safely and efficiently.

Support for Wind Farms: They also support offshore wind farm operations, providing vessels and specialized services for the installation and maintenance of wind turbines.

Emergency Response: They have capabilities for emergency response, such as oil spill response and other maritime emergencies.

Crew and Equipment Hire: The company is known to provide qualified crew members and specialized equipment for various maritime operations.

Arctic Offshore ApS's commitment is to deliver reliable and competent services even in extreme Arctic conditions, leveraging extensive industry knowledge and a highly skilled workforce to meet the specific needs of their clients.

If you have any specific queries or need detailed information about their recent projects or services, you might want to visit their official website or contact them directly.

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ARCTIC HUNTER

General Cargo (single deck) | Flag: Greenland | Port: NUUK

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