
W&O, the leading supplier of valves, actuation, piping systems, and instrumentation to the global maritime industry, announced it has been appointed a Maritime Partner by GF Piping Systems, the manufacturer of plastic piping systems. W&O will stock the company’s systems at supply hubs in Europe, USA, and Asia.
Under the terms of the agreement, W&O will substantially expand the inventory of GF Piping Systems’ products that it holds in its warehouses. By increasing its stock, W&O will ensure products are immediately available for customers in the maritime industry in strategic locations when they need them. The agreement will help customers streamline supply chain dynamics by significantly reducing lead times and associated costs for procurement, logistics, installation, repair, and maintenance.
GF Piping Systems provide safe and sustainable solutions for essential and non-essential systems in the maritime industry, and can be used for carrying water, gas and chemicals. Lightweight and made from thermoplastic materials, the systems have been developed to support the sustainability objectives of the maritime industry, including cruise and merchant vessel sectors. The stocking agreement will provide maritime operators in Europe, USA, and Asia with 24/7 support for GF Piping Systems’ products. W&O’s team of technical flow control experts will advise customers on product selection as well as help navigate flag state and classification society rules and regulations.

Gard Sem, Director, Global Business Development, W&O Supply, commented on the partnership: “The agreement with GF Piping Systems not only expands our product range but also strengthens our commitment to providing top-tier logistical and technical support to the maritime sector. Our enhanced inventory capabilities will ensure that marine operators can access high-quality parts swiftly and cost-effectively.”
Oscar Ovejero, Head Global Marine, GF Piping Systems said: “We are delighted to partner with W&O, a company that shares our dedication to quality and efficiency. This collaboration enables us to better serve the evolving needs of the maritime industry, ensuring that our advanced piping solutions are more accessible.”
The collaboration between W&O and GF Piping Systems is a strategic response to the growing demands for efficient, reliable and sustainable piping and supply solutions in the maritime industry in Europe, USA and Asia. The agreement means marine owner-operators, contractors and shipyards can benefit from W&O’s supply expertise to ensure their plastic piping needs are met accurately and on time at a competitive price, anywhere in the world.
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