InterDam Partners with VE Partners
InterDam has partnered with VE Partners to accelerate its ambitious growth plans. Renowned as a producer of integrated solutions to the offshore and onshore oil & gas and renewable energy sectors, InterDam’s aim is to create the safest area possible for professionals and equipment working in high risk environments.
By working closely together with its customers, InterDam can offer tailor-made solutions. “We are impressed by the wide range of high quality certified products from InterDam, which, combined with its full-service project approach, makes a very attractive proposition for clients requiring fire and blast related solutions,” says Hans van Geloven of VE Partners. “In recent years InterDam has proved it is at the forefront of the industry regarding safety by focusing on supplying certified fire and blast rated products and services. We are pleased to partner with InterDam and support the company in achieving its growth plans,” he continues.
News of the partnership follows some recent large order wins by InterDam, from Tengizchevroil (TCO), for the Future Growth Project – Wellhead Pressure Management Project, the next major expansion of the Tengiz field in Kazakhstan. In addition, over the past years InterDam has developed into a market leader in supplying architectural fire and fire post blast resistant products to offshore wind substations and transformer stations. Recently projects were completed for reputable renewable energy owners/operators like Ørsted, TenneT and Energinet and there are several new projects in the pipeline.
“I am really pleased we have agreed this partnership with VEP as they will provide us with even greater market knowledge and experience,” says Berend Groeneveld, CEO of InterDam. “We now have a really strong team in place with the right mix of product expertise and market awareness to ensure that our clients receive the right solution to keep their workers safe and giving them time to evacuate and implement appropriate fire procedures like switching off vulnerable equipment. We will continue to push the boundaries of current fire regulations to help raise safety standards to add further protection to our clients’ staff and assets,” he ends.