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Home›Fossil Energy›USA: TSC Group Wins Multiple Offshore Projects from Oil Majors
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October 20, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: TSC Group Wins Multiple Offshore Projects from Oil Majors

TSC Group Holdings Limited has recently landed a series of offshore equipment contracts from key global clients, including Maersk, Transocean, Tidewater Marine, and Reliance. In addition, the Group has also been awarded five turnkey oil production platforms and vessels projects for ADMA-OPCO, Cuu Lo

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TSC Group Holdings Limited has recently landed a series of offshore equipment contracts from key global clients, including Maersk, Transocean, Tidewater Marine, and Reliance. In addition, the Group has also been awarded five turnkey oil production platforms and vessels projects for ADMA-OPCO, Cuu Long Joint Operating Company, ONGC, Petrofac and Technip.

The total value of these contracts amounted to US$10 million.

“TSC Group is delighted to secure contracts from these renowned international corporations, which further evidence global industry players’ recognition of our offshore equipment quality and good performance history in the last 20 years working on various rigs and offshore platforms. Our global sales network, product centers, and support facilities also play an important role in obtaining these contracts as they put TSC in a strategic position in proximity to its customers,” said Morgan Zhang, CEO of TSC Group.

The scope of services to be provided by TSC Group under the offshore equipment contracts includes upgrading equipment for Transocean Constellation II (comprising service cranes, BOP cranes and skids and conductor tensioning units), providing Maersk E-36 and E-38 jack-up rigs with two conductor tensioning units, supplying Tidewater Marine with two sets of Kingpost deck cranes and eight sets of workforce series (WF) 1300 mud pumps for Reliance.

As to the five turnkey projects, Ansell Jones, a subsidiary of TSC Group, will leverage its in-house capacity to carry out the design, engineering and manufacturing process.The turnkey projects include a mechanical handling equipment package for ONGC’s B193 AP and B193 AQ platform;a mechanical handling package for the ADMA-OPCO Integrated Development Project, Offshore Facilities; a mechanical handling equipment order for the Cuu Long’s Su Tu Trang Wellhead Platform; bespoke design and manufacture of the stern sheave arrangement for the Technip flagship pipelay vessel “Deep Blue” and the whole project will be DNV design approved; and the supply of 20 Te hose handling winch for the Petrofac Berentai FPSO.

“TSC Group will continue to work very closely with its clients, as part of its early vendor involvement initiative. This is just the beginning of a fruitful relationship between TSC Group and its valued clients,” added Mr Zhang.

[mappress] Source: TSC Group , October 20, 2011;

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