Western Advance delivers Nexus USBL to Neptune

24/02/2016

The Applied Acoustic Engineering Nexus USBL system was recently delivered to Neptune Marine Services through Western Advance in Perth Australia. This is a significant milestone for Applied Acoustic Engineering as this sale marks the 450th USBL system that has been supplied into the subsea industry.

As a regular user of the Nexus USBL at Western Advance’s rental facility, Neptune’s Operations Manager Pat Fournier commented, “Given the amount of work we are now undertaking where the use of a USBL system is a requirement, it makes sense for Neptune to invest in a permanent system and as our operators have built up a good track record with the Nexus system, the decision to purchase wasn’t difficult.”

Cory Brooks, Marine Sales Manager of Western Advance commented, “We have enjoyed a close working relationship over the years with both Neptune Marine Services and AAE, and we look forward to continuing the introduction of quality equipment into the Australian market and providing superior service to our clients.”

Applied Acoustic Engineering has been producing subsea acoustic systems for over 25 years from their headquarters in the UK. The award winning company specialises in the design and production of acoustic positioning and tracking systems and is also well known for their market leading range of subsea geophysical profiling systems.

Applied Acoustic Engineering and Western Advance are exhibiting at the Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibitions & Conference in February.

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