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February 10, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Norway: Busy Summer ahead for SeaBird

Cyprus-based SeaBird Exploration PLC has received a Letter of Award for a major contract of 2D seismic work for the entire summer season from a major client. The contract represents a value in the range of US$ 11-13 million. The work will commence during mid-March 2012, and will be carried out using

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Cyprus-based SeaBird Exploration PLC has received a Letter of Award for a major contract of 2D seismic work for the entire summer season from a major client .

The contract represents a value in the range of US$ 11-13 million. The work will commence during mid-March 2012, and will be carried out using the 2D vessel OSPREY EXPLORER. The vessel will tow a 12 km long seismic streamer during this project.

M/V Osprey Explorer joined the fleet August 06 after been converted from FIFI to seismic vessel in Poland. The vessel is currently working as 2D seismic vessel.

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, February 10, 2012; Image: Seabird Exploration PLC

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