System integrator services agreement at Dow Chemical
Maverick Technologies has agreed to a multi-year deal with The Dow Chemical Company to provide services for Dow projects globally.
Maverick Technologies has signed a Strategic System Integrator Services Agreement with The Dow Chemical Company. This multi-year agreement ranges across all Dow products and includes potential new project work spanning across the globe.
This contract includes potential new projects for specialty chemicals, advanced materials, agro sciences and plastics businesses in sectors such as electronics, water, energy, coatings and agriculture. Maverick Technologies is currently providing process automation services for several Dow Business Units across the globe.
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