Offices & Operating Bases
8 bases across three regions. Where we hold a base, people and equipment are on the ground rather than in transit — which is the difference between meeting a berth window and missing it.
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AjmanHead office
United Arab Emirates
Registered head office and the commercial base for the northern emirates. Crews, equipment and dive spread are held here and reach any UAE port inside a day.
View baseFujairah
United Arab Emirates
The east coast base, outside the Strait of Hormuz. It covers the Fujairah bunkering anchorage — the largest concentration of idle tonnage on the coverage list — and the transhipment terminal at Khor Fakkan.
View baseKhor Fakkan
United Arab Emirates
Alongside the deep-water transhipment terminal on the Gulf of Oman, where the water is clear enough that in-water survey work produces evidence a surveyor can actually read.
View baseDammam
Saudi Arabia
The Kingdom base, covering the Arabian Gulf coast at Dammam and Jubail and working out to the Red Sea ports at Jeddah, King Abdullah and Yanbu.
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Kandla
Gujarat, India
The Gujarat base. Divers, compressors, brush carts and gangs are held here for Kandla itself and the Kutch range — Mundra, Navlakhi, Jakhau — rather than mobilised against a berth window.
View baseVisakhapatnam
India
The east coast base. It covers Visakhapatnam and the neighbouring deep-water bulk ports at Gangavaram and Kakinada, where a single mobilisation routinely takes in more than one vessel.
View baseColombo
Sri Lanka
The Sri Lanka base, on the transhipment and bunkering anchorage at Colombo and working out to Galle, Trincomalee and Puttalam — an island where one monsoon or the other always leaves a workable coast.
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Ready when you are.
Tell us the vessel, the port and the window. You get a scope, a crew size and an honest duration — usually the same working day.