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6 November 2026

Fugro lands German offshore wind survey contract

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Fugro lands German offshore wind survey contract

Dutch marine survey specialist Fugro has secured a multi-year framework agreement with Germany’s Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) for geotechnical site investigations in the German North Sea. The agreement covers offshore geotechnical data acquisition using drilling vessels and specialist seabed cone penetration testing vessels, along with laboratory analysis at Fugro facilities in Germany, Belgium, …

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