Brazil: InterMoor Wins Contract for Works on Papa Terra Project

InterMoor, an Acteon company, has been awarded a contract for the installation of the drilling and production conductors for the Papa Terra project, that has Petrobras as Operator and Chevron as Non-Operator, announced InterMoor President Tom Fulton.

InterMoor is going to be responsible for the design, procurement, fabrication and installation of 15 conductors for the project. All 15 conductors are 36 inches in diameter.

InterMoor is going to fabricate all the conductors at its new 24-acre Morgan City, La., facility. The conductors are going to be installed in water depths up to 3,937 ft (1,200 m) off the coast of Brazil in the southern Campos Basin. The installation is scheduled to begin in the 4th quarter of 2011 utilizing DOF Subsea’s Construction Anchor Handling Vessel Skandi Skolten (Image) under charter to InterMoor.

“We are proud to have signed this contract with Petrobras and proud to be part of the first TLWP in Brazil,” said Fulton. “InterMoor has been developing its strength in the Brazil market through our local office in Rio de Janeiro and this project award confirms the dedication of our efforts to expand our opportunities in the region.”

InterMoor is the leading global mooring, foundations and subsea services company providing innovative solutions for rig moves, mooring services and offshore operations including engineering and design, survey and positioning, fabrication and subsea installation.

Acteon is a group of specialist engineering companies serving the global oil and gas industry.

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Source: InterMoor, June 1, 2011.