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March 10, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Contract Hat-Trick for BOA Offshore

Norwegian offshore services player, BOA Offshore, has, through its subsidiary BOA OCV AS, secured two additional contracts in West Africa , following the completion of a subsea installation campaign, by the construction vessel BOA Sub C. The two contracts are for a combined period of up to 130 days

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Norwegian offshore services player, BOA Offshore, has, through its subsidiary BOA OCV AS, secured two additional contracts in West Africa , following the completion of a subsea installation campaign, by the construction vessel BOA Sub C.

The two contracts are for a combined period of up to 130 days including options.

The Boa Sub C, with a length 138.5 meters, is capable of operating in waters up to 3,000 meters.

According to the company’s statement, the first job is scheduled to start in late March.

Furthermore, BOA has bagged a contract with prompt start-up for the vessel BOA Deep C in South America.

The South American contract is for up to seven months, BOA noted.

Subsea World News Staff

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