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SOSub specialise in custom ROV and Subsea solutions, with an emphasis on aquaculture, science, and one-off special projects and tooling.

At SOSUB, the pulse of the ocean guides our innovation, steering us towards a future where technology and ecology converge in harmonious synchrony. Journey with us towards the horizon of subsea excellence.

Address:	2/3 Merton Vale Circuit Kingston TAS 7050 46B Access Way
State:	(VIC 3201)
Telephone:	+61 455 251 612
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@sosub.com.au

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Key people & contacts:

Founder, Director of Research and Development Mr Kelsey Treloar Kelsey@sosub.com.au	CEO Ms Jennifer Ford
Managing Director Mr Andrew Ford andrew@sosub.com.au

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