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www.seadiscovery.com Marine Technology Reporter 43 of fluorometers, which allow scien- tists, engineers and technicians to take field and laboratory measure- ments in accordance with strict ana- lytical standards. Turner Designs' mission is to provide innovative fluo- rescence based instruments for basic research, water quality analysis, pol- lution control analysis and specialized OEM industrial applications. It strives to meet the needs of its world- wide customer base, while promoting scientific research and preserving the environment. Turner is an employee- owned company. Technology Profile: Turner Designs has a reputation for developing reliable laboratory, field and submersible fluorometers that vary in functionality, size and price to fit any type of user need. Its tradi- tional applications were developed for in vivo and extracted chlorophyll a pigments as well as dye tracers. Tuner is continuously enhancing its line of optical configurations that now encompass blue green algae pig- ments, active fluorescence, applica- tions utilizing ultra violet wave- lengths such as colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) and inor- ganic ammonium, as well as infra red wavelengths used to detect turbidity. It has recently developed absorbance capabilities for its laboratory instru- ment that will lead to the evolution of new applications. Tyco Telecommunications 60 Columbia Road, Morristown, NJ 07960 Tel: 866.892.6611; Fax: 978.656.8131 Email: sales-hq@tycotelecom.com Tyco Telecommunications, a pio- neer in undersea communications technology and marine services, is a supplier for today's undersea commu- nications requirements. The compa- ny strives to deliver reliable solutions to customers with undersea commu- nications needs vital to its core mis- sion. With more than five decades of operation, Tyco Telecommunications has designed, manufactured, and installed more than 80 undersea fiber optic systems around the world. Veolia ES Special Services 2135 W Nordale Dr., Appledon, Wis. 54914 Tel: (920) 749-8100; Fax: (920) 749-8110 Email: Brent.Dubois@veoliaes.com www.veoliaes.com Contact Person: Brent DuBois CEO/President: F. Mike Rose Vice President: Christopher M. Hogol Marketing Director: Brent Dubois Engineering Director: James Parker Facilities: Multiple Testing Capabilities: chambers, test tanks Number of Employees: 300+ Annual Sales (US$): $100,000,000 (special services only) Veolia ES Special Services is a full Service subsea construction and inspection company. Providing off- shore, inland, and ROV services through the US Gulf of Mexico and the US. Technology Profile: Veolia ES Special Services has just taken a delivery of two $400 M rated friton XCS ROVs from Perry Slingsby, and they are in the process of completing a 1000 ft. rated SAT diving system. Additonally, Veolia expects delivery of the MPDV Swordfish in July of 2007. VideoRay LLC 580 Wall Street, Phoenixville, PA 19460 Tel: 610- 458-3000; Fax: 610- 458-3010 E-Mail: info@videoray.com • www.videoray.com President: Scott Bentley VP Finance & Administration: Tom Glebas Sales & Marketing Director: Chris Gibson Director of Research & Development: Marcus Kolb Sales Manager: Erick Estrada Facilities: 20,000sq ft with machine shop, ware- house, production floor, and corporate offices. Testing Capabilities: 2,000 Gallon Acrylic Testing Tank; 300 PSI Pressure Testing Chamber Number of Employees: 23 Annual Sales (US$): $5,000,000 VideoRay was founded in 1999 on the premise of making ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) acces- sible to more people who want to explore and capture underwater worlds on video. Starting at $5,995 and weighing eight pounds, VideoRay is designed as a versatile, portable, affordable, and reliable solution for underwater operations including surveys, offshore inspec- tions, search & recovery, homeland & port security, science & research, fish farming, and other unique appli- cations in underwater environments. VideoRay is currently available on the United States General Services Administration (GSA) schedule. Technology Profile: The line of Remotely Operated Inspection Systems combines state-of-the-art materials, electronics, optics, and hydrodynamics. "Plug and play" technology allows users to quickly attach sensors and accessories in the field so they can complete their mis- sion. VideoRays have been deployed all over the world — from the warm, clear, calm waters of the Caribbean to hostile environments in the Arctic. VideoRays have been used in water too polluted for humans and in many places too confined or dangerous for divers to enter. Tough materials-acrylic domes, anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and Kevlar — used in the VideoRay ensure it will withstand repeated and extended use. MTR100MTR100MTR100MTR100MTR100MTR100 Scott Bently, President MTR#6 (33-48).qxd 7/13/2007 10:34 AM Page 43
