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Home›Subsea›Expro Wins Contract Worth USD 27 Million for Tamar Field Development (Israel)
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April 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Expro Wins Contract Worth USD 27 Million for Tamar Field Development (Israel)

Leading international oilfield services company Expro announces that it has been awarded a $27million contract offshore Israel. Noble Energy Inc has awarded Expro a contract for deepwater operations onboard the Transocean Sedco Express for the TAMAR field development and the Pride North America for

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Leading international oilfield services company Expro announces that it has been awarded a $27million contract offshore Israel.

Noble Energy Inc has awarded Expro a contract for deepwater operations onboard the Transocean Sedco Express for the TAMAR field development and the Pride North America for an exploration program.

The contract will see Expro provide Noble Energy Inc with specialist well testing and subsea services and equipment, including a high flow rate well testing package and large bore subsea safety systems.

Expro has a long and distinguished track record in providing tailor-made solutions to the oil and gas industry and offers the complete package of services and products to support operators throughout their exploration and appraisal well tests.

Expro’s market-leading subsea safety systems provide reliable and efficient in-riser landing strings for well interventions and completions. Expro is already well established in the deepwater regions of the world, including Africa, Gulf of Mexico and Brazil, with its superior technology in greater demand as development progresses in the world’s deepwater provinces.

This is the largest single project ever conducted from Expro’s Continental Europe base. It is also a major expansion in Expro’s geographical area.

Keith Palmer , Expro’s Europe CIS regional director, said: “Expro’s track record in deep water means we are well positioned to move in to new markets and bring the benefits of our leading-edge technologies to our customers. This is a significant win for Expro’s Continental Europe team.”

[mappress] Source: exprogroup , April 18, 2011;

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