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Home›Subsea›USA: Deep Down and Bornemann Pumps Join Forces in Subsea Services in GoM
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March 5, 2012 · about 14 years ago

USA: Deep Down and Bornemann Pumps Join Forces in Subsea Services in GoM

Deep Down, Inc. and Bornemann Pumps, Inc. announced the formation of a strategic alliance to provide high-quality subsea pumping packages and services to the Gulf of Mexico subsea oil and gas industry. As part of the alliance, Deep Down will manage the overall project management, subsea engineering,

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Deep Down, Inc. and Bornemann Pumps, Inc. announced the formation of a strategic alliance to provide high-quality subsea pumping packages and services to the Gulf of Mexico subsea oil and gas industry.

As part of the alliance, Deep Down will manage the overall project management, subsea engineering, local support functions and fabrication of the subsea structures. Bornemann will handle system and process engineering, fabrication of the subsea pumps and hydraulic control modules; both parties will work together on other technical aspects of the projects, as needed.

Ron Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Deep Down, Inc. stated, “We are thrilled to be teaming up with Bornemann Pumps to offer the Gulf of Mexico subsea market a specialized solution. As long as tiebacks and deepwater production continues to increase, the need for subsea boosting is paramount to the success of some of the subsea developments.”

Axel Jäschke, Head of Subsea Division for Bornemann Pumps stated, “ We are very excited to have Deep Down as our subsea specialist. Now we can provide commercially attractive and well proven Bornemann technology in a complete package to all of our subsea clients.”

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , March 05, 2012; Image: Bornemann Pumps

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