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June 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

GSP Atlas En Route to Mexico

The offshore drilling rig GSP Atlas has left Sharjah on the 4th of June onboard the semi-submersible barge Teal, heading for Dos Bocas, Mexico. GSP Atlas shall join GSP Orizont and the two offshore drilling rigs are going to operate under a long term contract with Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX). GSP At

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The offshore drilling rig GSP Atlas has left Sharjah on the 4th of June onboard the semi-submersible barge Teal, heading for Dos Bocas, Mexico.

GSP Atlas shall join GSP Orizont and the two offshore drilling rigs are going to operate under a long term contract with Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX).

GSP Atlas shall reach Dos Bocas, Mexico, on the 27th of July.

[mappress] Source:GSP Offshore , June 7, 2011;

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