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INSTALLATION VESSELS FEATURE SPONSOR


SIX YEAR PORT DEAL


MPI OFFSHORE HAS SIGNED A SIX YEAR LEASE AGREEMENT WITH PD PORTS TO SECURE TEESPORT COMMERCE PARK IN MIDDLESBROUGH AS ITS UK BASE.


The agreement anchors Teesport Commerce Park as home for MPI Offshore’s expanding fleet of installation vessels, which includes the MPI Adventure, Resolution, Discovery and Enterprise.


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PERMANENT BASE


Peter Robinson, MPI’s Managing Director, commented: “Establishing a permanent base at PD Ports facility provides us with 54,000 sq ft of warehousing. It has been acquired as part of our strategic business development and will strengthen the case to establish the Tees as an offshore renewables base.


SUPPORT


“Along with this commitment we can look forward to developing further links we have with local suppliers who have supported MPI’s growth to date.”


PROVEN TRACK RECORD


Establishing a permanent base at Teesport Commerce Park further strengthens PD Ports’ proven track record in supporting the ongoing activities in the marine and offshore sectors.


Jerry Hopkinson, PD Ports’ Managing Director Bulks and Ports, commented: “Offshore expertise is second to none in the Tees Valley region and this expertise is being used to drive expansion in the UK offshore and wind power sector.


ATTRACTIVE FACILITIES


“We are seeing this more and more within our business and the arrival of MPI is further evidence of the attractiveness of facilities on the River Tees to the offshore industry. By anchoring a base at Teesport Commerce Park we are confident this will be a catalyst for further growth and investment in the near future.”


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