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May 28, 2019 · about 7 years ago

DEME and iPS Sign Personnel Supply Deal

DEME Group has selected iPS Powerful People as the preferred supplier for the provision of marine and project personnel. Under the Tier 1 Personnel Service agreement, iPS will provide a full range of technical personnel and administrative specialists for both temporary and permanent positions on DEM

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DEME Group has selected iPS Powerful People as the preferred supplier for the provision of marine and project personnel.

Under the Tier 1 Personnel Service agreement, iPS will provide a full range of technical personnel and administrative specialists for both temporary and permanent positions on DEME’s projects.

The contract begins on 28 May and will continue for an indefinite period, the recruitment company said.

“We are proud to announce that iPS is selected as Tier 1 personnel supplier for DEME Group,” said Patrick Mans , Director Operations at iPS Powerful People.

“We strive to be a valuable partner for DEME Group and will do the utmost to show our added value. We really look forward to strengthen our relationship with DEME Group and thank DEME Group for their trust in iPS.”

According to iPS, the two parties have been working together since 1988.

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