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Home›Fossil Energy›Petronas awards umbrella contract for provision of OSV services to Perdana
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May 29, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Petronas awards umbrella contract for provision of OSV services to Perdana

Malaysia’s Perdana Petroleum has won an umbrella contract from compatriot oil company Petronas for the provision of offshore support vessel services. Perdana’s subsidiary, Perdana Nautika Sdn Bhd (PNSB) on April 12, 2019, acknowledged the receipt of the letter of appointment as panel contractor date

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Malaysia’s Perdana Petroleum has won an umbrella contract from compatriot oil company Petronas for the provision of offshore support vessel services.

Perdana’s subsidiary, Perdana Nautika Sdn Bhd (PNSB) on April 12, 2019, acknowledged the receipt of the letter of appointment as panel contractor dated April 9, 2019, from Petronas

The appointment letter is in relation to the award of an umbrella contract for offshore support vessel services for Petronas’ Petroleum Arrangement Contractors’ (PACs) drilling and project activities, for the charter of six units of anchor handling tug & supply (AHTS) vessels and five units of accommodation workbarges (AWBs).

Perdana Nautika received the approval from Petronas to release the announcement regarding the award of the umbrella contract on Wednesday, May 29.

The umbrella contract is on a call out basis for a duration of three years with an extension option of another one year plus one year.

Perdana Nautiuka will provide the AHTS and AWBs vessels with crew and equipment to perform a continuous 24-hour services for assisting and/or servicing drilling rigs, offshore installation, towing and anchor jobs.

The total value of the umbrella contract will depend on the actual number of days the vessels are on-hire based on instructions from the PACs from time to time during the contract period.

Earlier this month, Perdana also received a work order award from Petronas Carigali for the provision of one anchor handling tug and supply (AHTS) vessel and another two work orders for the provision of two AHTS vessels.

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