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Wednesday, May 3, 2017
African Marine Solutions Group (AMSOL) recently grabbed up two contracts that will aid its growth strategy following the acquisition of SMIT Amandla Marine in December 2016. The first contract award is from the South African Department of Transport.
The contract, for a term of five-years, calls for AMSOL to operate the standby tug utilized as part of State the South African government’s drive to be proactive in marine pollution prevention measures.
The second contract has AMSOL appointed by Sunrise Energy Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Import Terminal as the preferred marine contractor to fulfill their Marine Operations and Multi Buoy Mooring surface and subsea maintenance requirements in Saldanha Bay, South Africa.
As the owner of the new LPG import facility based in Saldanha Bay, Sunrise Energy’s shareholders include MOGS (Mining, Oil & Gas Services), Industrial Development Corporation and Ilitha. In expanding AMSOL’s subsea solution offering into the region and driving sustainable growth, the opportunity to partner with Sunrise Energy and ensure efficiency in their supply chain builds on AMSOL’s solid track record in offshore terminal management and the provision of underwater solutions.
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