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Home›Subsea›UAE Divisions of Flowline and Motive Join Forces
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April 26, 2018 · about 8 years ago

UAE Divisions of Flowline and Motive Join Forces

Flowline Specialists FZE, the United Arab Emirates arm of Flowline Specialists, and Motive FZC, a part of Motive Offshore, have joined forces on projects in the Middle East and North Africa. The move will see Flowline Specialists FZE and Motive FZC jointly bid on projects in the region, providing a

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Flowline Specialists FZE, the United Arab Emirates arm of Flowline Specialists, and Motive FZC, a part of Motive Offshore, have joined forces on projects in the Middle East and North Africa.

The move will see Flowline Specialists FZE and Motive FZC jointly bid on projects in the region, providing a more cost-effective and streamlined procurement process for clients through a single point of contact.

Graeme Chalmers , Flowline Specialists FZE group operations manager, said: “ Establishing an MOU between the Middle East divisions of our two companies was a natural step, having already worked together on a number of projects. We are currently jointly bidding on various cable lay projects across the region and with different governments intending to grow their renewable energy sectors, many more future opportunities exist.

“The MOU is designed to strengthen the service Flowline Specialists FZE and Motive FZC offer to clients, while at the same time simplifying the procurement process.”

Eddie Moore , manager at Motive FZC, added: “Over the last two years, the businesses have benefitted from working together across the GCC region and the MOU strengthens our position further. With both companies naturally servicing a similar client base, we can now offer turnkey solutions and support from our local bases under a single contract.”

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