The Global Marine Group (GMG) is a market leader in offshore engineering and consists of two business units; Global Marine providing fibre optic cable solutions to the telecommunications and oil & gas markets, and OceanIQ, providing industry leading subsea cable data, route engineering, permitting and consultancy services for telecom and power cable route planning projects. The combined experience and knowledge has led to significant, embedded intellectual property and an enviable track record of successful project execution. Although we operate predominately in Western Europe, our Maintenance and Installation projects have a global reach. Our offices, depots and base ports are in Canada, Netherlands Antilles, Bermuda, United Kingdom, Singapore and the Philippines.
The Global Marine Group has zero tolerance of Modern Slavery in all its varying forms both within the GMG companies and their supply chains.
This statement covers the period of 1st January 2022 to 31st December 2022, in line with the GMG financial year.
All new Vendor Requests are reviewed against Modern Slavery risk against the following criteria:
Where a higher risk is identified, a self-assessment questionnaire is completed by the potential supplier and assessed accordingly.
GMG on-boarded 145 new suppliers in 2022. Of those none were identified as high-risk suppliers.
Declarations of acceptance of GMG Supplier Code of Conduct from critical Suppliers.
GMG remain committed to the participation and responsibility of eradicating Modern Slavery from its supply chain.
Alex Suddick, Group Procurement Manager
Global Marine Group (GMG) is a market leader in offshore engineering and consists of four business units; CWind delivering power cable and asset management services topside and subsea to the offshore renewables and utilities market, Global Marine providing fibre optic cable solutions to the telecommunications and oil & gas markets, Global Offshore delivering trenching and power cable lay services to the oil & gas industry and OceanIQ, providing industry leading subsea cable data, route engineering, permitting and consultancy services for telecom and power cable route planning projects. The combined experience and knowledge has led to significant, embedded intellectual property and an enviable track record of successful project execution.
Although we operate predominately in Western Europe, our Maintenance and Installation projects have a global reach.
Our offices, depots and base ports are in Canada, Netherlands Antilles, Bermuda, United Kingdom, Singapore and the Philippines.
Global Marine Group has zero tolerance of Modern Slavery in all its varying forms both within the GMG companies and their supply chains.
Summary:
This statement covers the period of 1st January 2020 to 31st December 2020, in line with the GMG financial year.
2020 saw a Group spend of ~USD112m across ~1,200 suppliers, worldwide.
Corporate Policies:
GMSL-A-KA-0030 – Code of Conduct
GMSL-A-KA-0049 – Anti Bribery Policy
GMG-B-KA-0001 – Supplier Code of Conduct
Control Measures:
All new Vendor Requests are reviewed against Modern Slavery risk against the following criteria:
Where a higher risk is identified, a self-assessment questionnaire is completed by the potential supplier and assessed accordingly.
GMG on-boarded 453 new suppliers in 2020. Of those none were identified as high-risk suppliers.
2021 Plan:
2020 Activities:
The following were completed:
2019 Activities:
The following were completed:
Global Marine Group remains committed to the participation and responsibility of eradicating Modern Slavery from its supply chain.
Steven Lane
Head of Procurement
The Global Marine Group (GMG) is a market leader in offshore engineering and consists of three business units; CWind delivering power cable and asset management services topside and subsea to the offshore renewables and utilities market, Global Marine providing fibre optic cable solutions to the telecommunications and oil & gas markets and Global Offshore delivering trenching and power cable lay services to the oil & gas industry. The combined experience and knowledge has led to significant, embedded intellectual property and an enviable track record of successful project execution. Although we operate predominately in Western Europe, our Maintenance and Installation projects have a global reach. Our offices, depots and base ports are in Canada, Netherlands Antilles, Bermuda, United Kingdom, Singapore and the Philippines.
The Global Marine Group has zero tolerance of Modern Slavery in all its varying forms both within the GMG companies and their supply chains.
Summary: This statement covers the period of 1st January 2019 to 31st December 2019, in line with the GMG financial year.
2019 saw a Group spend of ~USD160m across ~1,400 suppliers, worldwide.
GMSL-A-KA-0030 – Code of Conduct
GMSL-A-KA-0049 – Anti Bribery Policy
GMG-B-KA-0001 – Supplier Code of Conduct
All new Vendor Requests are reviewed against Modern Slavery risk against the following criteria:
Where a higher risk is identified, a self-assessment questionnaire is completed by the potential supplier and assessed accordingly.
GMG on-boarded 358 new suppliers in 2019. Of those none were identified as high risk suppliers.
The following were completed:
The following were completed:
GMG remain committed to the participation and responsibility of eradicating Modern Slavery from its supply chain.
The Global Marine Group (GMG) is a market leader in offshore engineering and consists of three business units; CWind delivering power cable and asset management services topside and subsea to the offshore renewables and utilities market, Global Marine providing fibre optic cable solutions to the telecommunications and oil & gas markets and Global Offshore delivering trenching and power cable lay services to the oil & gas industry.
We operate predominately in Western Europe, but our Maintenance and Installation projects have a global reach. Our offices, depots and base ports are in Canada, Netherlands Antilles, Bermuda, United Kingdom, Singapore and the Philippines.
The Global Marine Group has zero tolerance of Modern Slavery in all its varying forms both within the GMG companies and their supply chains.
This statement covers the period of 1st January 2019 to 31st December 2019, in line with the GMG financial year. 2018 saw a Group spend of USD145m was across 1,511 suppliers, worldwide.
All new Vendor Requests are reviewed against Modern Slavery risk against the following criteria:
Where a higher risk is identified, a self-assessment questionnaire is completed by the potential supplier and assessed accordingly.
GMG on-boarded 303 new suppliers in 2018. Of those 1 was identified as high risk and 2 as medium risk.
High Risk:
Medium Risk:
In 2018 GMG completed the following activities:
GMG remain committed to the participation and responsibility of eradicating Modern Slavery from its supply chain.
The Global Marine Group has zero tolerance of Modern Slavery in all its varying forms both within the GMG companies and their supply chains.
All new Vendor Requests are reviewed against Modern Slavery risk against the following criteria:
Where a higher risk is identified, a self-assessment questionnaire is completed by the potential supplier and assessed accordingly.
GMG has undertaken a desk based assessment of risk with its top 100 (by spend) suppliers, utilising a scorecard based assessment, resulting in 32 suppliers identified as Medium risk and zero High risk. During 2018 these Medium risk suppliers will complete self-assessment questionnaires for further review and identification of any required mitigation/compliance actions.
In 2017 GMG added a section for Modern Slavery review to its Supplier Audit requirements and all new Contracts have provision and obligations for ethical trading and compliance to the Modern Slavery Act.
In 2018 GMG aims to:
GMG remain committed to the participation and responsibility of eradicating Modern Slavery from its supply chain.
