Brand announces 6-year extension with NAM Offshore B.V. with an option for another 4 years
Published by Alfred Hamer,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
Brand Energy & Infrastructure Services by BrandSafway (Brand) has been awarded a 6-year extension to its maintenance term contract with oil & gas production company NAM Offshore B.V.
This is a continuation of a 55 year relationship between NAM and Brand working on the Dutch offshore assets in the Southern North Sea, part of the main production areas for natural gas. Brand will continue to provide a variety of maintenance services including access solutions, insulation and coating with the support of a dedicated and multi-skilled team to ensure smooth and efficient execution.
“We are delighted to receive this award and excited to further strengthen our collaboration with NAM Offshore B.V. in building an organisation dedicated to continuous improvement. Central to this lasting partnership is our steadfast commitment to driving innovation and enhancing productivity,” said Otto Witjes, Director Offshore at Brand Energy & Infrastructure Services Netherlands.
“Our shared commitment to operational excellence has played a key role in improving efficiency and optimising maintenance processes. Brand’s proactive approach and focus on delivering outstanding performance in safety, quality and efficiency provides a strong foundation for the next 6 years of collaboration,” says Floris Schasfoort, Asset Manager ONEgas East at NAM.
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