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Home›Subsea›AKOFS Offshore to Provide Well Intervention Services for Equinor
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May 16, 2018 · about 8 years ago

AKOFS Offshore to Provide Well Intervention Services for Equinor

AKOFS Offshore, a company owned by Akastor, has entered into a Letter of Intent with Equinor for the provision of year round light well intervention services (LWI) on the Norwegian continental shelf. Pursuant to the Letter of Intent, the contract period is for five years, with an extension option of

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AKOFS Offshore, a company owned by Akastor, has entered into a Letter of Intent with Equinor for the provision of year round light well intervention services (LWI) on the Norwegian continental shelf.

Pursuant to the Letter of Intent, the contract period is for five years, with an extension option of three years.

Contract award is subject to partner approval and final agreement on terms and conditions, the company said.

The contract value for the initial five-year period is approximately USD 370 million. The work is scheduled to start in the first half of 2020 and will be performed from the AKOFS Seafarer well intervention vessel which is owned and operated by AKOFS Offshore.

The vessel and its intervention system will undergo necessary modifications and upgrades as part of preparations for the contract.

“ This is an important milestone for the company as we increase our operating envelope to include the Norwegian continental shelf. Equinor is a key operator of subsea wells and has been pioneering the use of subsea intervention technology. Building on experience from Norway and international operations including Brazil, AKOFS Offshore together with our partners DeepWell and Welltec, acting as subcontractors, are proud of the confidence shown by Equinor,” said Geir Sjøberg , CEO of AKOFS Offshore.

AKOFS will establish a joint operations support office with its partners in the Stavanger region in connection with the contract.

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