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ABS Marine Services Ltd. is an India-based integrated maritime service provider specializing in ship management, marine services, ship owning, and port services. The company's primary offerings include technical and crew management for various vessel types such as passenger vessels, oil tankers, chemical tankers, bulk carriers, dredgers, scientific research vessels, fast crew boats, and port crafts. Its marine services encompass ship chartering, inspections, surveys, new build supervision, agency liaison, ship sale and purchase, dry dock services, wreck removal, ocean towage, single point mooring services, and marine consultancy, including project management and risk assessment. Additionally, ABS Marine Services provides port services that include operating tugs, crew and pilot boats, oil pollution response, emergency response, and patrol vessels, as well as owning offshore support vessels like platform supply vessels, anchor handling tug supply vessels, dive support vessels, and multipurpose support vessels. The company targets the maritime and offshore industries, with a significant focus on the offshore oil and gas sector, serving clients such as ONGC and other private offshore operators in offshore energy, port operations, oceanographic research, and coastal logistics across Indian and international waters.
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