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Benthic Solutions Limited (BSL) is an independent marine environmental consultancy and survey company offering a broad range of capabilities in survey, analysis, interpretation and project management for the marine sector. We have extensive global experience and capabilities and are renowned for our progressive and innovative approach to challenging projects and market requirements. BSL can offer both general and bespoke survey services in environmental data acquisition, analysis and interpretation. We have extensive capabilities in multi-disciplinary projects including habitat mapping using acoustic data, ground truthing using sampling and photography and subsequent interpretation and presentation. BSL provides support directly to operators as well as to consultancies and survey contractors alike.

Strategic Offshore Research is an established independent, specialist market intelligence company focused on the subsea and offshore oil and gas markets. We find out the things others don’t. We provide a level of market understanding and perception that simply isn’t available elsewhere. The modern age sees everyone effectively drowning in information. Most of it is recycled and regurgitated. What’s fresh, different, and pertinent really stands out. That’s what we do. Strategic Offshore Research has established a strong reputation since being formed in May 2001. That’s via a clear display of key principles of high-quality, directly-researched information and provocative reporting. SOR has a very strong subscriber base all around the world. Thousands read our material every day, and more are being added all the time - a strong testimony to the quality and integrity of the information we provide. The main streams of our business are: the first-hand Subsea newswire; the first-hand Field Development newswire; the FrontRunner newsletter; the Global Subsea Market forecast; plus constant market forecasting and analysis.

DSES also maintains a close relationship with scientific researchers in the Deepseas and Ocean Biogeochemistry and Ecosystems groups at the national Oceanography Centre. Through the ongoing work with these teams DSES staff also have a good appreciation of current scientific research requirements, and the major gaps in knowledge that are required to be filled across all scientific disciplines for the environmental management of the oceans. In addition, through the Census of Marine Life (2000 to 2010), the International Seabed Authority and the INDEEP scientific network, DSES has many contacts and collaborations internationally.