YOU ARE IN GAC WORLDWIDE MAKE AN ENQUIRY CONTACT SEARCH SHIPPING LOGISTICS MARINE SECTORS NEWS & INSIGHTS ABOUT GAC CAREERS COVID-19 Home Marine Rig Moving Operations Rig Moving Operations Muscle to shoulder any rig moving operations SCROLL Intro Resources Related Services News & Insights A safe and smooth rig move takes serious muscle, meticulous planning and solid expertise. A skilled rig mover like GAC Marine has the resources and plenty of operational experience in handling both on- and off-shore rig moves. That experience goes back to the 1970s when GAC Marine helped build the Middle East’s oil & gas infrastructure from the seabed up. More recently in 2000, we expanded our activities to the Caspian Sea in response to strong market demand. An offshore rig move usually use a lead good capacity tug coupled with one or more assisting tugs. GAC has the advantage of being able to draw on our own fleet of anchor handling and tow tugs, as well as other service craft to support such operations. GAC Marine experts and resources can be commandeered to support rig moves at a variety of locations. Let’s start a conversation We are here and ready to help you to achieve your business needs. Let’s start a conversation today. EMAIL US We Have You Covered All the additional information and resources you need to help you get started. Brochures Marine Related Services Fleet List Offshore Support Tug & Barge Operations Make an enquiry Leverage on our experience and expertise with integrated shipping, logistics and marine services tailored to meet your needs. Contact us SHIPPING LOGISTICS MARINE SECTORS ABOUT GAC NEWS & INSIGHTS GAC WORLDWIDE GAC MOBILE DIRECTORY APP GET UPDATED NEWS ON GAC AND PORTS AROUND THE WORLD SUBSCRIBE NOW GET SOCIAL WITH US © 2021 GAC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. TERMS & CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. Terms & Conditions Accept All Cookies Cookies Settings