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Home›Fossil Energy›DOF Wins FPSO Mooring Contract in India
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August 15, 2012 · about 14 years ago

DOF Wins FPSO Mooring Contract in India

DOF Subsea Asia Pacific, a subsidiary of DOF ASA has received a Letter of Award for the installation of a FPSO mooring system in India and the project management and engineering associated with the hookup and commissioning of the FPSO. The work will be executed in Q4 2012 and is valued at USD 16m. S

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DOF Subsea Asia Pacific, a subsidiary of DOF ASA has received a Letter of Award for the installation of a FPSO mooring system in India and the project management and engineering associated with the hookup and commissioning of the FPSO. The work will be executed in Q4 2012 and is valued at USD 16m.

Steve Brown, EVP, Asia Pacific said “this, and other recent awards, build on the excellent track record that DOF Subsea has in the region. Our Project Management and Engineering capability along with our regional fleet the Skandi Hercules, Skandi Singapore and Skandi Hawk are central to our drive to achieve ever higher standards of safety, quality and reliability. We look forward to working with our clients to deliver safe and successful projects.”

Skandi Hercules, the vessel to be used for the operation is a versatile multipurpose Construction Anchor Handling Vessel, ideally suited to deepwater mooring and field installation operations. Built to meet future environmental standards, the vessel is fuel efficient and clean class, thus having the capability to work in most of the world’s offshore| oil & gas precincts.

At 108 m long, operating capabilities include a working moonpool, a 1401 Offshore Crane, “Safe Deck” manipulator crane system, a main winch capacity of 500 t and secondary of 170 t and a bollard pull of 3501.

[mappress] Press Release, August 15, 2012

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