Advanced Control Systems in Cambridgeshire: Find a Provider

Thread starter Niko Napier
Start date Dec 3, 2013
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Advanced control systems for marine and civil engineering are available from several companies in the UK, though specific providers in Cambridgeshire are limited. Recommendations include Kaymac Marine and TMS Maritime, both noted for their quality services. Users seeking local options may need to consider broader UK-based companies. The discussion highlights the scarcity of specialized providers in the immediate area. Overall, exploring options outside Cambridgeshire may yield better results for advanced control systems.

Dec 3, 2013

Niko Napier

Can anyone recommend a company that provide advanced control systems for marine and civil engineering in the Cambridgeshire area? Thank you

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Mar 13, 2014

Nataliehutchin

Hi Niko,
In Cambridgeshire you can't find, but in UK there are lot of companies available who're providing control systems for marine and civil engineering like - kaymacmarine, tmsmaritime. These two are very good company.

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