"Having our main office in Texas and strategically opening new regional offices allows us to engage more effectively with our major customers like the U.S. The relocation stems in part from changing industry dynamics as the dredging market has shifted from Northern Illinois and the Great Lakes to work along the Gulf Coast and in the northeast and southeast coastal regions. for bringing more jobs and economic prosperity to Houston and the entire state of Texas, and we look forward to this partnership," Abbott said. "Houston offers a strong business climate and a talented workforce that will help the company grow and strengthen its ability to serve its customers.
leader in the dredging and marine infrastructure industries. Gov. Greg Abbott welcomed the company to Texas, calling it a U.S.
The company will maintain a business and operations support center in the Oak Brook area. It is initially searching for 20,000 square feet of office space in the Energy Corridor, between the Galleria and Beltway 8. The Houston headquarters, scheduled to open in early 2021 with its executive leadership team, will be staffed gradually over the next 12 months. "The move to Houston is a testament to the region's extraordinary diversity of talent and competitive landscape and supports our important connections and outreach in geographies that will better serve our customer base," CEO Lasse Petterson said.
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