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Top News – November 18 to 24, 2013
DIAP Nabs Jurong Island Westward Extension Deal (Singapore) Dredging International Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (DIAP, DEME’s subsidiary for the South East Asia region) in a joint venture with Starhigh Asia Pacific Pte Ltd has been awarded a Design and Build contract for 148ha of land reclamation as an exte
Dr. Thomas A. Mensah Receives 2012 International Maritime Prize
Dr. Thomas A. Mensah of Ghana, former President of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea and Assistant Secretary-General and Director of the Legal Affairs and External Relations Division at the International Maritime Organization (IMO), has been awarded the prestigious International Mari
Global Maritime Introduces New Service Line
Global Maritime introduced a new and important service line, Marine Casualty Investigation. Building on our existing comprehensive business offering, Marine Casualty Investigation (MCI) acts on behalf of hull & machinery underwriters, P&I clubs, owners, ship managers, drilling rig owners and lawyers
Kiasma Introduces KFC System (Italy)
Kiasma and K&D Dredging with its new KFC system turbulent motion strengthened its presence on the American continent, Asian, African and European continent. With the discharge pipe HDPE KFC system, abrasion is reduced to 0,4 mm/1 million m3 of solid flow, unlike the steel pipe that is consumed on av
Harvest Sells Assets in Venezuela. Scraps Gabon Deal with Vitol
Harvest Natural Resources, Inc. has updated information about its continuing discussions with Pluspetrol Venezuela S.A. to sell Harvest’s 32% interest in Petrodelta, S.A., its Venezuelan equity affiliate. In response to a new proposal by Pluspetrol, Harvest and Pluspetrol have agreed, subject to neg
CAMAC Swoops for Allied’s Interest in Nigerian Offshore Blocks. Lists on JSE
CAMAC Energy Inc. today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the remaining economic interests that it does not currently own in the production sharing contract covering Oil Mining Leases 120 and 121 (the “OMLs”) offshore Nigeria, which include the currently producing
Dolphin Awarded Additional 3D Seismic Contracts
Dolphin has been awarded an additional 3D seismic contract in South America commencing in Q2 2014 and one 2D Seismic contract in West Africa commencing in December 2013. Both contracts are for non-disclosed clients. Furthermore, as communicated in recent earnings report, Dolphin continues its effort
Dolphin to Carry Out Two Seismic Surveys in Africa
Dolphin has been awarded an additional 3D seismic contract in South America commencing in Q2 2014 and one 2D Seismic contract in West Africa commencing in December 2013. Dolphin did not say who the clients for the contracts were. Furthermore, as communicated in recent earnings report, Dolphin contin
OneSubsea to Supply Pump System for Total Moho Phase 1bis Development (Congo)
OneSubsea™ has been awarded a pump systems contract for the Total Moho Phase 1bis development offshore Congo. The scope of supply includes a Multiphase Pump Station with 2 off 3.5 megawatt high-boost pumps, a power and control module, a power and control umbilical, and PhaseWatcher Subsea Multiphase
OneSubsea Provides Pumps for Total’s Project Offshore Congo
OneSubsea™ has been awarded a pump systems contract for the Total Moho Phase 1bis development in offshore Congo. The scope of supply includes a Multiphase Pump Station with 2 off 3.5 megawatt high-boost pumps, a power and control module, a power and control umbilical, and PhaseWatcher Subsea Multiph
Deep Down Secures Steel Tube Flying Leads Orders
Deep Down, Inc. (“Deep Down”), an oilfield services company specializing in complex deepwater and ultra-deepwater oil production distribution system support services announced it has received orders for Steel Tube Flying Leads and associated services in the Gulf of Mexico and West Africa. The first
Deep Down Inc. Receives Flying Leads Orders
Deep Down Inc. has received orders totalling $3.7 million to supply flying leads to clients in the Gulf of Mexico and West Africa. The first order is for fourteen (14) steel flying leads and ancillary equipment. Delivery is scheduled for deployment in over 5,300 feet (1,615 meters) of water in the G