Announcements

Geoquip Marine and Seaforth Geosurveys announce strategic partnership

Geoquip Marine and Seaforth Geosurveys have formed a strategic partnership to deliver fully integrated offshore site investigation services worldwide.

By combining geotechnical and geophysical expertise, the partnership enables a more unified approach to site characterisation, providing clients with improved data consistency and more efficient project execution.

As offshore developments become increasingly complex, the demand for integrated, high-quality datasets continues to grow. This collaboration strengthens both organisations’ ability to meet that demand while reducing interface risk.

The partnership provides a more connected, data-driven approach to offshore investigations across global energy markets.

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