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The world’s largest geotechnical drilling vessel is heading to the Americas

Geoquip Marine is expanding its offshore geotechnical capabilities across North and Central America with the mobilisation of the Dina Polaris to the region.

As offshore energy activity continues to grow, this strategic deployment strengthens Geoquip Marine’s ability to support clients with high-quality geotechnical site investigation services across the Americas.

The Dina Polaris, the world’s largest geotechnical drilling vessel by gross tonnage, will play a key role in delivering reliable data to support offshore developments in the region.

Geoquip Marine will also be attending the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston. The team will be available at Stand 3820 to discuss upcoming projects and explore how Geoquip Marine can support offshore geotechnical requirements.

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