Ashtead Technology Rentals Inc.

Ashtead Technology Rentals Inc. is a leading provider of advanced subsea solutions, products, and rental equipment to the offshore energy sector and other underwater industries. The company primarily serves segments such as oil and gas, renewable energy, and civil engineering.

Founded in the 1980s, Ashtead Technology has built a robust reputation for delivering high-quality, reliable equipment and services that help clients conduct underwater operations more efficiently and safely. The company's offerings include a wide range of subsea equipment, such as ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) tools, underwater cameras, sonar systems, and hydrographic survey equipment.

In addition to equipment rental, Ashtead Technology also provides various complementary services like equipment maintenance, calibration, and technical support, ensuring that their clients' operations run smoothly and without interruption. The company aims to add value through innovation and continual investment in advanced technologies, making it a key player in the underwater industry.

Ashtead Technology operates globally, with offices and service centers strategically located in major offshore hubs around the world. This global footprint enables the company to meet the diverse needs of its clients quickly and efficiently, regardless of their location.

The firm's dedication to safety, quality, and customer service has earned it a loyal client base and numerous industry accolades over the years. Whether it's for data acquisition, underwater inspection, or subsea construction, Ashtead Technology remains a trusted partner for organizations looking to operate in challenging underwater environments.

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Products

RDI * TSS * CDL * Nexus * IXSEA * Tritech * Simrad * Valeport

Houston USA

19407 Park Row Drive
Houston TX 77084
USA

Ships

ASL PISCES

Offshore Support Vessel | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

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