MMHE in two offshore construction deals

Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering has secured contracts close to RM 350 million (USD 105.5 million) involving fabrication and other associated works for two exploration and production projects offshore Peninsular Malaysia.

MMHE in two offshore construction deals (Malaysia)

The first contract is for the fabrication of well head platform and its jacket, the connecting bridge, and  heavier jacket for the central processing platform for the North Malay Basin (NMB) Bergading Complex where MHB will be the subcontractor for Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Ltd.

The total weight of these  structural components under MHB’s work scope is about 14,800 metric tonnes (MT) and they are  scheduled for sail away and delivery to the project’s ultimate client, Hess E&P Malaysia BV by 2016.

The  NMB Bergading Complex is located offshore Peninsular Malaysia in water depth of between 55 and 60  metres.

Besar field job

The second contract is the procurement, construction, hook up and commissioning contract for the Besar–A well head platform and its jacket as well as the associated host tie-in work for PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd.

With total components weight of 5,100 MT, the project is scheduled to be completed  towards the end of 2015.

The Besar field is located offshore 185 kilometres northeast of Kerteh in  Terengganu at a water depth of approximately 70 metres.

MHB Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dominique de Soras said, “These projects were  awarded after competitive bidding among regional yards. Hence, the award of these projects is a  reflection of MHB’s improved competitiveness, thanks to a number of initiatives and stronger management focus on the offshore business segment.”

“As oil and gas companies increasingly implement more stringent project evaluation threshold levels,  every project awarded becomes critical in fulfilling the overall organisational objectives of our customer.  So, we look forward to reciprocating the trust given to MHB by fulfilling our commitments and executing  these projects effectively,” he added.