October/2011
EGS India awarded Bathymetric and sub-bottom profiler Survey for Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, in JNPT & MbPT Channels Mumbai, West Coast of India
October/2011
EGS India awarded Site Investigation and Metocean study off Sur, Oman, for HMR/ Daewoo for Oman Power and Water Company (OPWP)
August/2011
EGS India awarded Oceanographic Survey for Mathematical Modelling at Pipavav Shipyard Ltd., Gujarat, India.
August/2011
EGS India awarded Additional UXO search / Cable Route Survey for Reliance Globalcom Ltd in Iraq.
February/2011
EGS Survey Pvt. Ltd., has been accredited by BSI with Quality Management System standards ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS 18001:2007 & ISO/TS 29001:2007.
November/2010
EGS India awarded periodic Multibeam Bathymetry Survey at Pipavav shipyard Gujarat,
India
November/2010
EGS India awarded Bathymetric Survey and Geophysical Survey at proposed port for KSIIDC at Tadri, Karnataka, India
November/2010
EGS India awarded Capacity Survey on Dudhwa Reservoir Chhattisgarh, India
November/2010
EGS India awarded Survey support to MUSC for UXO mitigation project in IRAQ
September/2010
   
EGS India Successfully completed site visits for the ACE Cable Survey Project in West Africa
September/2010
EGS India awarded a Geophysical & Multibeam survey in Manori Creek, West coast of India by Halcrow/Cargo Movement. The job is to be carried out in Septemebr 2010 , or as soon thereafter as the weather permits
August/2010
   
EGS India successfully carried out side scan sonar survey to identify the sunken containers in the Mumbai Harbor. The survey work was awarded by the Mumbai port trust(MBPT) to assist them in locating the container
July/2010
   
EGS India Successfully completed Iraq Spur Cable Route Survey cum UXO search for Flag Falcon Project in North Arabian Gulf for Reliance Globalcom Ltd (RGL), a major telecommunications service provider based in Navi Mumbai, India. Reliance also owns and manages the FLAG (Fibre-optic Link across the Globe) system.The job includes cable route surveys to cover two routes, aimed at determining a suitable route to lay the submarine cable as well as a specialised UXO (Unexploded Ordnance) search within the proposed cable-lay corridor in order to avoid any such obstacles or hazards to the cable left over from the various conflicts in the area.The cumulative length of the two routes is about 225 kms, and this job almost mirrors the UXO search carried out by us in the same area in 2009, during which the seabed was found to be infested by man-made objects apparently discarded during the war. The project is awarded to EGS India on the basis of the unique expertise of undertaking specialised UXO Survey.
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