Attollo secures multi-million pound jack up contracts
Published by Laura Dean,
Deputy Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Attollo Offshore, a leading offshore marine operator, has heralded Q2 by signing multiple multi-million pound jack up contracts within the oil and gas and renewable energy sectors.
The contracts will see the Aberdeen-based company - renowned for its smarter operations of the assets required for late field life, decommissioning, rig-less well intervention, plug and abandonment and offshore wind projects - provide propelled and non-propelled accommodation jack up rigs to operators until the end of 2018.
Explaining the benefits, Ben Moore, managing director at Attollo Offshore said: “A stable platform which eliminates personnel transfers improves any project’s risk profile, safety performance, operational output and project costs.
“Our clients are clear that the superior working environment provided by our industry-leading accommodation jack ups and smarter operations optimises personnel and project performance, thus having a significantly positive effect on schedules and QHSE outcomes. The subsequent time- and cost-efficiencies we provide cannot be underestimated.
“These contracts see Attollo Offshore operating across sectors, asset classes and jurisdictions; they truly represent an important milestone in our mission to fundamentally move the needle in improving offshore marine operations.”
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