GENERAL OCEANICS, INC.
MIAMI, FLORIDA

Founded in Miami, Florida back in 1966, General Oceanics, Inc. has grown into a leader in creating specialized oceanographic instruments and water sampling tools. Over the decades, they’ve maintained their roots in Miami while reaching out globally with their high-quality, durable devices that aren't demanding on maintenance efforts. Their equipment meets top-notch quality control standards, making them highly respected within the worldwide ocean research community. In January 1992, General Oceanics broadened its horizons by launching the G.O. Environmental Division, venturing into both air and water-related environmental products. This expansion was significantly boosted in early 1993 when they acquired MK3 CTD and precision laboratory instruments from EG&G Marine Instruments. Known for their innovative spirit, General Oceanics teamed up with prominent entities like ISOMAR to introduce the Seakeeper Ocean and Atmospheric Monitoring Module in November 1999. Since its introduction, more than fifty of these modules have found homes on yachts and cruise ships all over the world. The company's commitment to pushing the boundaries of oceanographic research is ongoing. Recently, they were awarded a Phase II SBIR contract by the University of Miami to develop cutting-edge CO2 monitoring equipment, with backing from ISOMAR funding. This project underscores their dedication to innovation and advancing research technology. Operating as a Florida corporation since January 28, 1966 (Filed Number: 301345), General Oceanics showcases strong leadership by figures like CEO Regis Cook and Treasurer Sylvia Martin. To dive deeper into the company’s rich legacy of contributing meaningful advancements in oceanography, take a look at their website at generaloceanics.com.