McDermott announces completion of project in East Malaysia ahead of schedule

The project, executed by the company's Kuala Lumpur (KL) based team, in water depths of approximately 1400 m, progressed on a fast-track schedule. It involved the replacement of an existing gas lift riser, and the installation of a new dynamic riser section, flowline, and two thermoplastic composite pipe jumpers. Rigorous safety protocols, readiness planning, robust engineering, and procurement efforts ensured seamless vessel mobilisation, and completion of the offshore scope of work in under eight months.

"Completing the project ahead of schedule stands as testament to McDermott's capabilities in delivering safe and efficient solutions for deepwater field development projects," said Mahesh Swaminathan, McDermott's Senior Vice President, Subsea and Floating Facilities. "This project adds to our successful project execution track record and highlights our commitment to operational excellence, the importance of collaboration and teamwork, and the value of leveraging local expertise and resources to exceed customer expectations."

Kikeh is a producing field, located approximately 75 miles (120 km) northwest of Labuan Island, offshore Sabah, East Malaysia. It came on stream in 2009 as one of the largest deepwater developments in Malaysia, at the time. The work completed by McDermott includes upgrades essential to maintaining gas delivery to the subsea production system tied back the Kikeh floating production storage and offloading vessel.

McDermott's KL office serves as a strategic hub for the company's Subsea and Floating Facilities business line. It is home to the company's engineering centre of excellence with a growing workforce surpassing 1000 employees, all supporting offshore deepwater project execution in Malaysia, and in other locations across the globe.

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