Wimpey Laboratories was re-organised in 1978 and Wimpol formed, with the Marine Environmental Sciences (MES) division being responsible for all metocean work

MES division was restructured in 1990, first to Wimpey Environmental Limited and subsequently Wimpey Environmental International Limited (WEIL). This combined the MES division of Wimpol with the land and air sciences divisions of Wimpey Laboratories.

In 1994 Global Environmental and Ocean Sciences (GEOS) was established as a joint venture company held by the Wimpey and Fugro Groups. The GEOS joint venture rapidly became the focal point for oceanographic consultancy and survey services for both parent companies

In 1996 the company became Fugro GEOS, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Fugro Group.

Further acquisitions in 1997 of the oceanographic division of Paras enhanced Fugro GEOS capabilities in the provision of metocean consultancy services in the Marine Consultancy division

Marine Weather Services in Singapore acquired in 1999, becoming the Marine Weather Services division and giving Fugro GEOS offshore weather forecasting capabilities.

The marine weather forecast division of International Aeradio (Emirates) LLC (IAL) acquired in 2000, expanding Fugro GEOS existing weather forecasting capabilities into the Gulf, Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman

InstallOcean in the UK is acquired in March 2002 enhancing the Company's real-time systems capabilities.

The marine weather services unit of Noble Denton Europe is acquired in March 2002, expanding Fugro GEOS' existing weather forecasting capabilities into the north-west of Europe

The acquisition of OCEANOR - The Oceanographic company of Norway - broadens the scope of Fugro GEOS' presence in the real-time marine monitoring and information systems market.

Thales GeoSolutions Metocean Division integrated with Fugro GEOS, as a result of the acqusition by Fugro Group of Thales GeoSolutions Group.

Integration of Fugro Structural Monitoring with Fugro GEOS

Opening of the Perth office in Australia.