AKOFS selected Optime Subsea to deliver part of the LWI system
AKOFS, a company owned by Akastor ASA, was recently awarded a five year light well intervention (LWI) services contract on the Norwegian continental shelf with Equinor.
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AKOFS, a company owned by Akastor ASA, was recently awarded a five year light well intervention (LWI) services contract on the Norwegian continental shelf with Equinor.
Subsea 7 has announced the award of a substantial contract by Total E&P Angola for the engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning of the subsea flowlines and umbilicals for the Zinia Phase 2 project, 150 km offshore Angola in water depths from 800 to 1000 m.
The McDermott-led consortium took part in a FEED competition in 2017. The successful execution of the FEED followed by the EPCIC tender led to the award of this project.
The integrated engineering services specialist will provide crane maintenance and crane management to three North Sea platforms on behalf of the new client.
The contract is for the provision of platform drilling services and has an initial term of 3 years with an option to extend by a further two years.
Oilfield technology firm Airborne Oil & Gas has commenced a qualification of a TCP Riser for deepwater and dynamic applications for a major operator in South America in collaboration with Subsea 7, effective 26 June 2018.
IKM have announced that Equinor has awarded IKM Subsea a services contract for ROV’s on at the Johan Sverdrup platform commencing Q3 2018.
Royal Niger Emerging Technologies Ltd, which is based in Port Harcourt, has more than 5 years’ experience in the upstream industry and has already been working closely with Viper Innovations for some time.
The framework covers four main scopes of work; marine riser and wellhead systems analysis, analysis for wellhead fatigue monitoring, completion landing string analysis, and open water work-over riser analysis.
Company to supply subsea production systems (SPS) and well completion equipment for one of the world’s largest natural gas projects.
The historic OPEC agreement from late 2016 to curb production has recently exceeded targeted compliance by 152%.
Aker BP has received consent for removal of the facilities on the Jette field.