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NCS Survey awarded five year subsea contract in GoM and Nigeria

Oilfield Technology,


Acteon company NCS Survey has been awarded a five-year contract for positioning services with subsea umbilicals, risers and flowlines (SURF) company, Ceona. Mobilisation has been successfully completed on the first vessel, Ceona’s DP3 multi-purpose vessel, the Normand Pacific.

From the Gulf of Mexico to offshore Nigeria

Following initial work in the Gulf of Mexico, NCS Survey will be supporting Ceona for further subsea work in Nigeria at the ABO and OYO fields.

Paul Smith, Commercial Manager at NCS Survey, commented, “We are extremely pleased to have been selected as a key service partner by Ceona. This contract award underlines NCS Survey’s capabilities and highlights our expertise in the global subsea sector. We look forward to a successful relationship with Ceona, and growing our presence in subsea projects worldwide.”


Adapted from press release by Cecilia Rehn

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