LITTLEPORT, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom-- (BUSINESS WIRE)--JDR Cable Systems, a global provider of subsea power cables, offshore umbilical systems and specialised marine cables has been awarded the ...

Construction is underway in Tomball on a new 65,000-square-foot headquarters for JDR Cable Systems, a manufacturer and servicer of subsea cables for the oil and gas industry. The company, owned by ...

Tomball Economic Development Corporation board members unanimously approved an agreement with a cable and wire company, providing them incentives in exchange for moving their corporate headquarters, ...

Massachusetts-based Bristol Community College and JDR Cables, supplier of subsea power cables and umbilicals and a part of the TFKable Group, have launched new collaboration to train the future ...

Houston-based JDR Cable Systems has been awarded two separate contracts from FMC for the supply of workover control umbilicals for the Agbami project off Nigeria. The umbilicals will be used for ...

Fugro has reached agreement with JDR Cable Systems (Netherlands) Ltd to acquire JDR Cable Systems Holdings Netherlands BV and its marine cable subsidiary JDR Cable Systems BV, together comprising ...

JDR says the broad services offered by the expanded Service Center, will range from straightforward onsite cable testing, complete system repairs, and the assembly and integration of umbilicals, ...

Subsea power and umbilical-lines supplier JDR Cable Systems expects to double in size within the next two years as it builds on its investments in assembly of high-voltage alternating current export ...

Geotechnical data acquisition company Geoquip Marine appointed Richard Turner as its new Chief Executive Officer with former CEO Stewart Higginson moving to the role of Executive Chairperson. Existing ...

The private-equity owner of JDR Cable Systems Ltd. is exploring a sale of the company, which makes equipment for offshore energy projects, according to people familiar with the matter. Vision Capital ...

The UK has set one of the most ambitious offshore wind targets in the world: 50GW by 2030, rising further by 2050. But coming close to meeting this goal will require strong, sustainable supply chains ...