Norway-headquartered advanced lifting and handling solutions provider Red Rock has entered the subsea crane market thanks to a contract with an undisclosed client.
Red Rock reported today, March 24, that it had secured a contract for the delivery of an offshore subsea crane, marking the company’s entry into the subsea crane market and expanding its portfolio of advanced lifting solutions for offshore operations.
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The Norwegian firm did not reveal any details about the contract, but did say that it was awarded by a well-known European shipowner.
“Our entry into the subsea crane segment is a natural next step for Red Rock,” said Thomas Holte , Red Rock’s CEO. “We are using our experience with advanced motion-compensated systems to meet the demanding requirements of subsea operations. This contract confirms that our technology and expertise are relevant well beyond our traditional markets.”
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Norway-headquartered advanced lifting and handling solutions provider Red Rock has entered the subsea crane market thanks to a contract with an undisclosed client. Red Rock reported today, March 24, that it had secured a contract for the delivery of an offshore subsea crane, marking the company’s en
