Deepocean AS, a subsidiary of DeepOcean Group, an integrated provider of subsea engineering and trenching services, has been awarded a long-term frame agreement for offshore survey services for Norway’s oil and gas giant Statoil.
The four-year frame agreement, plus two one-year options, includes services covering light construction, ROV surveys with hull mounted Multi Beam Echosounder (MBE) and ROV surveys without MBE.
As part of this contract, Statoil has also awarded DeepOcean the first call-off for light construction services work on the Norwegian continental shelf. This call-off has a firm duration of six months with six one-month options included. The project will commence March 1 and it will be executed from the survey and light construction support vessel Volstad Surveyor. The project will be lead by an onshore project team in DeepOcean’s Haugesund office.
“This contract has been a key target for DeepOcean and we are pleased that Statoil has once again placed such confidence in our company and the quality of the work our organisation delivers,” says Mads Bardsen, the President of DeepOcean . “With this latest contract, we currently have four vessels working for Statoil through 2012,” he says.
[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, January 25, 2012; Image: DeepOcean Group