A joint venture of N-Sea and Bodac has announced plans for more investment to further develop its provision of unexploded ordnance (UXO) services and a new brand identity.
The JV, formed in 2016 to provide UXO survey, identification and disposal, said a new identity, along with announcements regarding new appointments and in-house technical advancements, will be revealed in the coming months.
Bodac chief execurive Jeroen de Ouden said: “Following three years of successful joint operations, the time is now right for N-Sea and Den Ouden Group’s Bodac to take our JV to the next level.
“Significant investment in the development of our market-leading UXO solutions and tooling, together with the creation of a distinct brand identity, demonstrates our intention to become the leading authority in UXO risk mitigation.”
N-Sea chief executive Arno van Poppel said: “Clients increasingly demand UXO risk mitigation to be delivered in the shortest time frame, against the lowest possible costs.
“This requires deep UXO expertise, local content and knowledge, innovative solutions, assets and operational excellence.
“The investment in our JV ensures that we are fully equipped to fulfil market requirements.”
The JV said it will continue to service the European UXO market, with four bases across the UK, Germany and The Netherlands.