TSMarine Joins Emirates Western Force Tight Five
Oil and gas services company TSMarine has joined the Emirates Western Force as a Foundation Member of the Investec Super 14 team’s new sponsorship category - The Tight Five.
Limited to five organisations (and a play on the term used to describe the front and second row of a scrum), The Tight Five offers a range of exclusive benefits including presentation rights to the annual Force Man Award.
This highly coveted award is presented to the Emirates Western Force player who best displays the team’s key values, both on and off the pitch, during the year.
Regional Director of TSMarine John Edwards said the company was very pleased to be offered the opportunity to join The Tight Five as a Foundation Member.
“The networking opportunities and the ability to share the Emirates Western Force experience with our enthusiastic customers throughout the year offers TSMarine significant benefits and underpins our support for Western Australian Rugby,” Mr Edwards said.
“We look forward to a successful partnership with RugbyWA in 2008 and beyond.”
RugbyWA Chairman Geoff Stooke said he was delighted to have TSMarine as a new partner.
“We are very excited about this new sponsorship property and are delighted that TSMarine, and their Regional Manager, John Edwards, are joining us as a Foundation Member," Mr Stooke said.
The TSMarine Group of Companies is a worldwide offshore support specialist in marine and subsea operations services in the oil and gas industry.
The organisation is actively engaged in servicing many areas of the world including the North Sea, Mediterranean, Africa, Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
The company has a five year contract with Woodside Energy in Australia providing rigless subsea well intervention, decommissioning subsea production facilities and delivering subsea construction support services from their 93m DP vessel Havila Harmony.
TSMarine’s equipment, vessels, and expertise also support a diverse cross-section of offshore projects globally.
The company’s newest offshore support vessel, the 93m DP vessel Rem Etive, has been contracted to work in Mumbai for three years as part of a US$100million deal with DeepOcean ASA.
TSMarine has offices in Aberdeen (Scotland), Bergen (Norway) and Perth (Australia) with a registered office in Singapore. It also has representation in Lagos (Nigeria).
Further information on TSMarine can be found at www.tsmarine.net
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