Latest NewsUlmatec’s 40th LARS contract with C-Innovation

Ulmatec’s 40th LARS contract with C-Innovation

Ulmatec Handling Solutions is excited to announce the signing of two new AHC Launch and Recovery Systems (Ulmatec E-LARS) with C-Innovation, a major player in the ROV and marine services field.

This is an important milestone as we are celebrating the 39th and 40th systems supplied to our trusted partner. The achievement also highlights the strength and long-term success of our partnership with C-Innovation.

Since our collaboration began more than 10 years ago, C-Innovation has trusted Ulmatec Handling Systems to deliver innovative and reliable solutions to meet their evolving and demanding operational needs. Our highly dependable and capable deepwater AHC Launch and Recovery Systems enables our customer to perform in the harshest environments worldwide.

Richard Bourque, COO of C-Innovation, shares his thoughts on this milestone: “Ulmatec has over the years delivered multiple high-end E-LARS for ultra deep waters to C-Innovation’s worldwide operations, and as well as becoming a trusted partner for us also established a reputation for being service-minded and flexible if support is needed, both for routine maintenance and issues on short notice.”

At Ulmatec Handling Systems, we are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of technology and service to deliver superior solutions to our clients. Our team works tirelessly to ensure that every system we produce meets the highest standards of quality and performance.

We are grateful for the trust and confidence that C-Innovation has placed in us over the years. This milestone reinforces our resolve to continue providing cutting-edge solutions that support the growing and dynamic needs of our customers in the offshore industry. 

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