NES Overseas Wins Global Supply Rights to Shell
NES Overseas
NES Overseas – the technical / engineering recruitment division of the NES Group, has completed negotiations with Shell International Exploration & Production, resulting in their appointment as one of four, first tier, global suppliers.
The contract award is an ongoing, open-ended agreement that will see personnel resourcing solutions being required across all of Shell International's key locations in Nigeria, the Netherlands, Russia, Qatar and Korea.
The award is indicative of NES Overseas' strategy to increase their global owner/operator client portfolio as Shell is one of the main Owner / Operator companies within the Oil and Gas market. NES Overseas has 8 international offices - each with a local and multi-national resourcing capability. The account will be further supported through a diverse range of value added services – such as: coordinating accommodation, transportation, visas and medicals, etc – in association with an extensive database of personnel that has been established over the last 26 years.
The NES Group has seen turnover increase from £48m in 1995 to £136m in 2003 and with financial backing from Bridgepoint Capital and an aggressive growth strategy in place, is looking to maximize its sector targeting activity to deliver increased returns to all of its stakeholders.
The contract award is an ongoing, open-ended agreement that will see personnel resourcing solutions being required across all of Shell International's key locations in Nigeria, the Netherlands, Russia, Qatar and Korea.
The award is indicative of NES Overseas' strategy to increase their global owner/operator client portfolio as Shell is one of the main Owner / Operator companies within the Oil and Gas market. NES Overseas has 8 international offices - each with a local and multi-national resourcing capability. The account will be further supported through a diverse range of value added services – such as: coordinating accommodation, transportation, visas and medicals, etc – in association with an extensive database of personnel that has been established over the last 26 years.
The NES Group has seen turnover increase from £48m in 1995 to £136m in 2003 and with financial backing from Bridgepoint Capital and an aggressive growth strategy in place, is looking to maximize its sector targeting activity to deliver increased returns to all of its stakeholders.
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