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New Headquarters for Offshore Marine

March 15, 2010

One of the UK’s marine management and engineering solutions companies, Offshore Marine Management (OMM), has moved to new larger headquarters following a period of exceptional growth over the past 12 months. Despite the economic climate, OMM has continued to grow during the last year as it has improved its national and international market position in the offshore renewable energy, telecommunications, and oil and gas industries.

To cater for the growth and allow for further development, the OMM headquarters has moved to offices in Colston Tower in Bristol City Centre. The offices will give OMM the space to increase its current 25-strong team over the coming period. As well as its headquarters in Bristol, OMM has an operational office in Cambridge and international bases in Germany and Singapore. The company is planning to open further offices in the USA and Middle East later this year.

There will be an official opening event for the new offices on April 9. New address: 14th Floor, Colston Tower, Colston Street, Bristol BS1 4UB

Tel: +44 (0) 844 921 0001
Fax: +44 (0) 844 921 0002
DDI: +44 (0) 117 370 1041

(www.offshoremm.com)
 

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