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Driebergen, Netherlands
Van Gend & Loos was a Dutch distribution company established in 1809, known for its role in freight transport and logistics, later acquired by DHL in 2003.
Indianapolis,, IN, United States
The HSI Maritime Health Sector offers U.S. and foreign flagged maritime employers and their employees a vital link to quality medical care at controlled prices, anywhere in the world. We arrange quality medical care that meets the maritime industry’s needs for: Medical Examinations. Prompt diagnosis and treatment (which facilitates staffing decisions for vessels in port). Comprehensive care, using the HSI Medical Network. Physician/Provider Referrals. Independent Medical Examinations.
Netherlands
Vancouver,, BC, Canada
Vancouver Port Authority manages and operates the Port of Vancouver, Canada's largest and most diversified port, facilitating international trade and maritime transportation.
Greece
Kenilworth, NJ, United States
Vector Marine Products Group specializes in engineered composite products for the marine market.
United Kingdom
Edo.Falcon,, Venezuela
Greece
Athens,, Greece
Veson Nautical provides a commercial maritime freight management platform offering integrated solutions for voyage management, chartering, operations, financials, and risk management across multiple shipping industries.
Boulder,, CO, United States
Vexcel Corporation specializes in delivering transformative cloud, AI, and IoT solutions to modernize legacy systems and improve operational efficiency, primarily serving state and local government agencies and select industries.
Athinai,, Greece
Vgenopoulos & Partners is a Greek law firm specializing in shipping law and commercial practice.
North Kingstown,, Rhode Island, United States
Vibtech Inc. specializes in design of vessels and ship's systems to military and commercial specifications.
Phoenixville, PA, United States
Company Mission Our mission at VideoRay is to provide the best value and top efficiency in a small inspection-class ROV. Our reason for forming the company was to make ROVs more accessible to more people who want to explore and capture underwater worlds on video, whether for education, aquaculture, research, investigations, security, or surveys of dams, pipelines, wrecks, or water tanks. Product Mission for VideoRay ROVs By Scott Bentley, President of VideoRay The idea to introduce the world's smallest ROV came to me while skydiving over the North Pole three years ago. During the trip, my friend Bob Christ and I visited the Shirshov Institute in Moscow, which developed the Mir manned submersible that explored the Titanic. Scientists at the Institute were working on a microROV that would be small enough to enter other parts of Titanic and the WW2 Japanese I-52 submarine. Bob and I were fascinated, and we started investigating whether anyone was selling microsubs commercially. We were fortunate to find Inuktun in Canada, a company with a design for an 8-pound ROV that had been proven over a decade of use and engineering. We purchased the technology and started VideoRay with dream of introducing divers and underwater explorers to an affordable ROV that could go places no other ROV could go. VideoRay is the only proven, personal ROV on the market, with hundreds of units in operation in around the world. We've continually honed the VideoRay, but we have held fast to our original missions of affordability, portability, usability, and safety in a micro ROV.