DeepOcean awarded frame agreement for subsea infrastructure and cable repair by Equinor
Published by Jack Roscoe,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
Equinor has awarded ocean services provider DeepOcean a frame agreement for marine services covering subsea intervention and repair contingency for subsea pipelines, structures and high voltage cables for both offshore renewables and oil and gas fields.
The agreement is valid for four years, with options to extend it for up to four more years.
Geographically the agreement is valid for work on the Norwegian continental shelf and internationally for planned Equinor work and for contingency work for the PRSI pool members. The PRSI pool consists of 23 energy companies that cover their offshore pipeline and power cable repair contingency via the pool.
DeepOcean will manage the contract delivery out of its office in Haugesund, Norway, supported by the company’s international operations wherever required.
“Such a long-term agreement allows us to constantly evolve working methods, collaboration models and technologies, with the objective of making offshore operations and subsea cable repair work as cost-effective as possible. We look forward to supporting Equinor and the PRSI Pool members over the coming years,” says Olaf A. Hansen, managing director of DeepOcean’s European operation.
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/offshore-and-subsea/05042024/deepocean-awarded-frame-agreement-for-subsea-infrastructure-and-cable-repair-by-equinor/
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