Aberdeen-headquartered Mermaid Subsea Services (UK) has completed a fast-track subsea recovery project in the North Sea for what it says is a major operator.
The subsea campaign involved the internal and external severance of casing, conductor, guide pipe and cement lines, local seabed excavation, recovery of the CAN-Basic structure and management of associated materials, as well as waste management of recovered items and backfill operations for overtrawl survey.
“This was a time-critical project, and our team responded with professionalism and agility to ensure safe and efficient delivery,” said Scott Cormack , Regional Director for Mermaid Subsea Services (UK). “The successful recovery reinforces our reputation for handling complex subsea operations across the North Sea.”
Earlier this year, Mermaid completed a scale inhibitor treatment on the Teal P2 well, part of the Anasuria Cluster in the Central North Sea, as well as a complex wellhead severance project in the Southern North Sea. Both projects were delivered from the Island Valiant, which the company has chartered for a second year.