Ocean Eye, Inc. is Verified as a Certified Veteran Owned Small Business
Elverson, PA (PRWEB) May 04, 2017 -- Ocean Eye, Inc. is proud to announce its continued verification as a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Center for Veterans Enterprise. As an established leader in providing equipment and services to the professional diving community, Ocean Eye, Inc now has the distinction of being the only VOSB certified commercial diving equipment provider in the United States. The company’s registration details can be found on the Veteran business database at http://www.vip.vetbiz.gov. This certification allows Ocean Eye to participate in the VA Vocational Rehab program, providing professional diving equipment to veterans who are returning to the civilian workforce with new careers in the commercial diving industry.
According to Christopher T. Gabel, President of Ocean Eye, Inc.: “We are extremely pleased and honored to be awarded this prestigious verification and look forward to continued success in bringing the finest commercial diving solutions to our returning veterans. We appreciate the recognition by the Department of Veterans Affairs and salute all veteran small business owners who have risked everything to serve our country and greatly appreciate companies who choose to recognize this designation by doing business with a VOSB.”
About Ocean Eye, Inc.
Ocean Eye, Inc.was founded in 2005 in response to the growing need to make professional diving safer. A veteran-owned business, Ocean Eye serves commercial diving companies, professional divers, government and public safety dive operations and military dive units by providing dive equipment maintenance with rapid turnaround time, cutting edge industry products and manufacturing for commercial, government, public safety and military use and consulting including compliance auditing, dive system design and bid proposal development.
Chris Gabel, Ocean Eye, Inc, http://www.oceaneyeinc.com, +1 610.621.5750, [email protected]
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