Next Geosolutions sign 5-Year global agreement for Offshore Geoscience Services with Totalenergies

Next Geosolutions, is pleased to announce the signing of a five-year Framework Agreement on Legal Term and Conditions with TotalEnergies for the provision of Offshore Investigations Services.
This agreement is intended to establish a long-term, non-exclusive relationship to support TotalEnergies’ global offshore projects by leveraging NextGeo’s technical expertise and operational capabilities, as well as enhancing process efficiency and standardizing contracting practices.
Operations will be carried out using NextGeo’s advanced fleet of offshore units. This agreement strengthens NextGeo’s position as a trusted partner for subsea investigation campaigns and marks a strategic expansion into key global regions.
Giovanni Ranieri, CEO of Next Geosolutions, added: “Being awarded a long-term framework agreement by TotalEnergies represents a major milestone for our Company to seize new business opportunities. This agreement gives us the opportunity to further expand our international presence.”
Next Geosolutions (“NextGeo”) is a leading international group providing marine geoscience investigation and offshore infrastructure support services for the energy industry. Founded in late 2014 and part of the Marnavi Group – the largest Italian shipowner operating globally in the offshore sector – NextGeo offers engineering consulting, high-end survey and turnkey solutions, leveraging deep expertise and operational excellence in the offshore domain. With a modern fleet of DP2-class vessels (owned or operated within the Group) and a multicultural team of over 550 qualified professionals, the Company delivers a broad range of services including geophysical and geotechnical marine surveys, environmental and archaeological investigations, UXO identification and clearance, and integrated offshore construction support. In 2024, NextGeo reported a production value of €203.3 million and a net profit of €43.1 million.
Source: Next Geosolutions
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