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Home›Business & Finance›Technip Picks Reef Subsea for Subsea Construction Works in North Sea and North Atlantic (Norway)
Business & Finance

March 1, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Technip Picks Reef Subsea for Subsea Construction Works in North Sea and North Atlantic (Norway)

Reef Subsea is awarded four-year frame agreement contract by Technip for subsea construction operations in the North Sea and North Atlantic This frame agreement will allow Technocean AS, a subsidiary of Reef Subsea AS, to act as a partner to Technip Norway and other Technip Group companies for subse

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Reef Subsea is awarded four-year frame agreement contract by Technip for subsea construction operations in the North Sea and North Atlantic

This frame agreement will allow Technocean AS, a subsidiary of Reef Subsea AS, to act as a partner to Technip Norway and other Technip Group companies for subsea services in the NCS (both Norway and UK) and Canada according to pre-agreed terms.

Technocean will perform its commitments calling on its new chartered vessel, the Polar King. This new-built subsea construction vessel, certified to IMO SPS 2008 requirements, will be operational in April 2011. Polar King is being equipped with a 150 AHC crane, and her 1000m² back deck and main moonpool provide her with extremely versatile capabilities. The vessel will also be equipped with two 3000m rated work class Perry Slingsby ROVs installed in a ROV hangar with dedicated AHC LARS systems.

Mark Preece, Reef Subsea Chief Executive Officer , said “ I am extremely pleased by the confidence placed by Technip in Technocean’s capabilities to act as an important partner for the next four years. Reef Subsea’s objective is to serve both operators and contractors on a long term basis as we recently announced for BP Norway”.

Reef Subsea AS is an international group providing cost-effective integrated subsea services to the oil & gas and renewables industries. Its specialized subsidiaries – Technocean, S³, Scanmudring and Bluestone Offshore – provide operators and contractors with highly experienced personnel, key subsea technologies and construction support vessels. Reef Subsea serves its clients in the deepwater or demanding environments of the North Sea, South East Asia and North Atlantic areas. Reef Subsea is a 50/50 owned company of GC Rieber Shipping and HitecVision.

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Source: Reeef Subsea, March 1, 2011

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